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Re: Converting RGB <---> Composite

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From: Gyorgy Fekete
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 1986 16:48
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There has been a lot of requests for converting RGB signals to composite
and vice versa, with RF, and so on. The book "Applied Concepts in
Microcomputer Graphics" by Bruce A. Artwick (Prentice Hall)
has a whole chapter dedicated to mucking around with display generation
hardware. In particular, on page 93 it gives two diagrammes for implementing
RGB to colour conversion for standard and simplified computer graphics
applications.

This book is available in most book shops with a "computer reference" section,
and through many computer book clubs. I don't know the publisher's price,
but if you belong to one of these book clubs, or about to join, you may
get it for a few bucks. (I got it for less than $6).

I hope this is of some use.
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From: gyuri@cvl.UUCP (Gyorgy Fekete)
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Subject: Re: Converting RGB <---> Composite
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Date: Thu, 23-Jan-86 11:48:03 EST
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Posted: Thu Jan 23 11:48:03 1986
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