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In article <1993Jan5.154546.21568@cm.cf.ac.uk>, Andrew.Stratton@cm.cf.ac.uk
(Andrew F Stratton) wrote:

 
 > I desparately need some help - converting the Composite Video output
 > from a VCR to an IBM PC svga Monitor.
 > 
 > I already have a Sync separator circuit diagram (for HSync and Vsync),
 > so I don't need them to be part of the circuit (though I don't mind if
 > they are).  I also have the audio separately - and will play it through
 > my HiFi.
 > 
 > I gather that the svga monitor is 5volt - but I can easily convert 12v
 > to 5v - if that is what comes out.
 > 
 > I have heard that there is an IC available that does the whole thing (or
 > thereabouts) - does anyway know of it?
 
Ya know what,
 My boss presented me with the same problem!! We have a Sayett graphics
projector that she wants to pump video thru now!! Sayett want $1000 (!!)
for a 'Universal Video Decoder' I think Motorola makes a video->RGB
convertor chip, so I'm going there after work, and I'll let you know what I
find. My question to you is: Is sync on a separate pin on VGA connector,
does anybody know where sync is on Macintosh video connectors? I've heard
it can be composited with the Green signal. If so, I'll need that sync
separator circuit :-) !!