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    22-May-94 13:26:02
Sb: #103307-FliTape
Fm: John Ellis 72440,3046
To: Theo Dunham 74553,1075
With regard to your image being dim, how is your Sanyo GVR-2950 terminated? I'm not familiar with this deck but typically a BNC input has a loop to ouput. Its sounds like the deck is double terminated. How are you outputting from your Stealth board? Do you have a SVGA to NTSC converter? If so does it have a sync reference? If not are you using internal or AUTO sync for recording? Some things to look into. Poor reference sync, may confuse the Sanyo so that it won't record. Double termination will make the picture dim. When you go straight out of your stealth card to whatever converter you are using how does the picture look on your monitor? If its still dark you may have to adjust your work to accomodate. What looks right on your SVGA monitor is going to look different once you go into the realm of NTSC. So when creating work for NTSC you need to adjust accordingly. You can partially accomodate for this by adjusting for NTSC and then adjusting your SVGA monitor to be at a similar luminance level. I have experienced just the opposite affect however, my SVGA monitor looks dark as compared to NTSC. -JE