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In article <husc6.2801> stew@endor.UUCP (Stew Rubenstein) writes:
>In article <4314@oberon.USC.EDU> chris@acrux.usc.edu (Christopher Ho) writes:
>>I seem to have read somewhere that Apple's Mac II video card can put out
>>its analog RGB signals at NTSC frequencies.  My Mac II's on order, so I
>>don't know if the documentation reveals this, but I'd like to know how
>>this is done.  With the dearth of Apple color monitors, I'd like to at
>>least TRY hooking up a Sony KV-25XBR or an Amiga monitor, even if the
>>

Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac

I have done it.  The picture leaves a lot to be desired but
then again I was projecting it with a normal home big screen
tv.  I wrote a control panel CDEV to do the switching so
I will try to find it and post it as soon as I can.  One
serious problem with the cdev is that it only gains control
after the boot up so for a few seconds you have normal mac
video coming out.  The way I fixed this was to put a beep
into the cdev and not to connect the video until it had executed.

If you need any more info please contact me.

Allan Foster