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VGA/NTSC Convertion Box
Message #33484
What I'm talking about are 640 x 480 or more importantly 1024 x 768. Certainly the box is smaller, so the overscan removes it. I haven;t spent much time at 640 x 350 Darrell
VGA/NTSC Convertion Box
Message #33483
I've probably got it configured wrong then! Darrell
Atlanta Dealer
Message #33482
They provide training on both products: call them and ask a tricky question! Darrell
You should contact Applied Software – 404-633-8660. They are the No1 AutoCAD and related products dealer here Darrell Knight Rasterex USA ATLANTA GA!
The screen will autosize to full screen (from 320×200 up to 1024 x 768) you have a switch option to overscan so that you can crop the edge of the VGA display which can be useful from say ANIPLAYER where you get a box around the animation (at least I…
#VGA/NTSC Convertion Box
Message #32675
I missed the start of this thread, but I think you may be interested in a product that we just released called the Hyperconvertor. It is a board or stanalone box into which you plug your VGA or SVGA output and it converts it to NTSC (and/or PAL) It supports…
Vectorization Info req.
Message #33607
You might want to contact Rasterex UK, we have lots of vectorisation products and they will be only to happy to tell you about them. Call either Doug Miles (Product manager) or Andy Milton (Sales Director) on 0684- 290220. They are in Tewkesbury Glos. Tell them i sent you! Darrell…
#Which raster software ?
Message #33606
Marco, let me save you the bother because here I am! We have a whole suite of software packages (known collectively as RxEDM – Rasterex Engineering Drawing Management) The intention is provide a complete solution to answer all your needs from managing, concurrent viewing, rasterr editing, overlay editing, semi-automatic or…
CADEXNET
Message #33604
Yeah – you got it..
Yes, we have a program called Vectory, which allows you to take a TIFF file and convert it to a DXB file. It recognises lines, polylines, arcs, circles and converts them to AutoCAD entities. Different line thicknesses can be set up into different layers, pre-processing of raster (cleaning up gaps,…
I was being sarcastic…(Just reading previous mail re:this thread) Darrell
What is the CAD Report anyway? Darrell
Yep, it lists for $1,995 and is a VGA product as opposed to highres. Thanks for the comment on the name, it kinda grows on you. Darrell
#Test
Message #7708
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Dave, we now have a new DIRECT windows driver on the BBS. Very Nice, answer your part b anyway. Darrell
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#Scanning Drawings???
Message #28478
Thanks Dave…. Darrell
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#Scanning Drawings???
Message #28477
Owen, We supply a number of products that may fit your needs. 1 GTX RasterCAD allows you to load the scanned image into the background of AutoCAD. You can then use it as if it were an AutoCAD entity: You can pick individual lines, arcs, polylines, circles etc and re-scale…
We have never actually tested the Number 9 GXI against the Rasterex boards so I cannot give you any comparisons I am afraid. I do have comparions against other boards like SPEA, Artist, Metheus performed independently by Jon Peddie Associates (independent consultant in San Fransisco) if you are familiar with…
Tony, What particular benchmark function that you test for actually records a zero time? I assume 0.00 means 0.00xxx minutes.seconds. I don't really understand the basis for the benchmark test since the line draw algorithm in the 34020 is not particularly clever (i.e Bresenham) and does not lend itself that…