#ELIMINATE FLICKERING
20-Mar-91 22:36:33
Sb: #8523-#ELIMINATE FLICKERING
Fm: Jim Saklad 72017,355
To: Roy Pahnke 74316,254
> What do you mean accept 15.75 – like the 1950, but Unlike the NEC 3D?
At the moment I have no de-interlacer, and no budget for one, or for a
multisynch monitor. My readings here and questions at the dealer lead me
to believe that the both the Nec 3D and the Commodore A1950 monitor can (of
course) be plugged into the output of the MicroWay flickerFixer, or the ICD
FFV, or the A2320, or the A3000 de-interlacer and show rock-steady
de-interlaced 400 (more in overscan) lines. But the A1950, in CONTRAST to
the NEC 3D (and other multisynchs) can also (with other cable, or adaptor,
I don't know) be plugged into the _normal_ RGB output of the A2000 (no
de-interlace board) (which is 15.75 kHz) or into the separate 15.75 kHz RGB
port of the A3000.
This would allow me, for example, to buy the A1950, replace the 1080
monitor (with NO screen improvement), and later on buy a de-interlacer,
rather than budgeting for both at the same time.
. . . . . JimDoc