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Re: Sync stripper and video encoder

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From: Joseph Yip
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1989 21:17
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I found the chip (LM1881). It is really a nice chip.
However, I have gone through all the catalogs I have and did not
find a vendor that sells NS LM1881. The chip is pretty new.
Can anyone provide me some vendor phone numbers which I can call
and place the order?

One more question: Can anyone provide me a chip name or a product
that mix a sync and a "unsynced" video signal (e.g. RS-170)? The 
reason is that I want to put a sync signal in all the RGB signals. Most
RGB has the sync on the G (green) channel. 

Thanks

Joseph
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Subject: Re: Sync stripper and video encoder
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Date: 13 Nov 89 21:17:05 GMT
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