Hello,
here is my last product: a card that convert the RGB signals from an Amiga RGB port to CVideo/S-Video/VGA, to make easy to connect a lot of video device.
This is not the first card of this type, but it offer something different
Follow the pictures of CVideo from this card (plugged in a plain A1200), compared to the on board CVideo of the same computer
HiRes
LowRes
SuperHiRes
The kickstart picture from an A600, with my card (on the left) and with the on board CVideo out (on the right).
The picture that come from this card has a bigger flaw of colors, but it is not so visible: it is like a little flicker on the bord of some lines, then this lines are much thin.
The picture that come from the on board CVideo of an A600/A1200 has less flaw of colors but it is much more blurred (in SuperHiRes, the image is unreadable).
VGA
S-Video
From a plain A500 (VGA is not usable on a OCS Amiga)
CVideo
The card plugged in an A500
Regards
Stefano
here is my last product: a card that convert the RGB signals from an Amiga RGB port to CVideo/S-Video/VGA, to make easy to connect a lot of video device.
This is not the first card of this type, but it offer something different
Follow the pictures of CVideo from this card (plugged in a plain A1200), compared to the on board CVideo of the same computer
HiRes
LowRes
SuperHiRes
The kickstart picture from an A600, with my card (on the left) and with the on board CVideo out (on the right).
The picture that come from this card has a bigger flaw of colors, but it is not so visible: it is like a little flicker on the bord of some lines, then this lines are much thin.
The picture that come from the on board CVideo of an A600/A1200 has less flaw of colors but it is much more blurred (in SuperHiRes, the image is unreadable).
VGA
S-Video
From a plain A500 (VGA is not usable on a OCS Amiga)
CVideo
The card plugged in an A500
Regards
Stefano
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