#Opal & Amiga Graphics
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Hi Martin,
I understand you are responsible for OpalVision tech support. I am trying
to combine Amiga on OpalVision graphics using the OVPlayer but I get a
line of white pixels down the left side of the Amiga graphics. Is there a
way I can get rid of that?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
Just thought I would say hello as I see that you are "on the board' again.
Happy New Year. By the way, I have a flyer (beta) which I expect to get in a
week or so (they say) and would be glad to discuss any collaborations which
might involve it. I am curious if you have the new OPAL card and what you think
of it too!
Michael
Hi Michael,
Nice to hear from you.
I just have the OpalMain Board and as I am not really in the video arena I
problably won't be buying the VideoProcessor (although if an extra $1300
fell my way I would consider it <G>).
Yes, please give me a call and we can discuss possible collaborations. I
Hope to go to the next IICS meeting on Jan. 11 so perhaps I will see you
there.
Andrew
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Hello Andrew,
"Hi Martin,
I understand you are responsible for OpalVision tech support. I am trying
to combine Amiga on OpalVision graphics using the OVPlayer but I get a
line of white pixels down the left side of the Amiga graphics. Is there a
way I can get rid of that?"
This is actually a quirk of the harware, basically what happens is that
there is a slight delay (about 20ns) between when the OpalVision determines
that it need to switch between the Opal/Amiga display and when the switch
actually occurs, such delays are enevitable in hardware but to overcome this
a much more expensive circuit would need to be used.
In a lot of cases the impact of this can be reduced significantly by changing
the Amiga background colour to black or to the same colour as the Amiga
graphics
themselves.
Martin Boyd, Opal Technology.
Martin,
I thought it was a timing problem. I will try an play with the BG colours
as you suggest.
Thanks,
Andrew
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