🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm having a problem with a circuit I'm trying to build.
What I need is a 14Mhz clock that doesn't jitter the length of a video 
line.  
An LM1881 provides the syncs, and the clock should be stable as possible.
Looks like this
--____----------------------------------------------
_-____-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-  and so on  this is the 14Mhz clock
 
I suppose what I'm trying to do is simulate a color-burst sync circuit
(but using a 14Mhz clock).  The goal is to enable me to address
a pixel every 70ns (for video sampling, image manipulation & such).
 
Anyone know what I can do ?  I've tried Xtals & inverters, all I could 
think of.  I did get this working using a 74HC4046 PLL chip, but
the cost was high ($2.50 for the chip), and at the end of the video line, 
the clock wasn't too stable.

So, that's what I need.  Need help!
-John
SSE BBS (204)589-1078 v32bis AmiTronics- MEGS of 'em