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Dirty, in this case, because it's not very sophisticated. This will convert a 50Hz, interlaced RGB video signal (like the output of a Comodore / Acorn / BBC computer) to a composite video signal. It doesn't do any resolution changing or frame rate conversion, so if your input video isn't at the right rate (and most PC VGA cards won't do the right rate) then the output will go to pieces. As a result this isn't the most useful piece of kit in the station. | Dirty, in this case, because it's not very sophisticated. This will convert a 50Hz, interlaced RGB video signal (like the output of a Comodore / Acorn / BBC computer) to a composite video signal. It doesn't do any resolution changing or frame rate conversion, so if your input video isn't at the right rate (and most PC VGA cards won't do the right rate) then the output will go to pieces. As a result this isn't the most useful piece of kit in the station. | ||
===[[VT C-E switch]]=== | ===[[VT C-E switch]]=== | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 9 May 2011
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http://old.ystv.co.uk/internal/docs/index.php?page=YSTVUserManuals
The Mux
32 in 4 out video router
Composite to Scart
Bodge lead with power for auto-switching TV's
S-Video to Composite
little bodge cables
Three Composite along Cat-5
Active video sender for 3 channels
Dirty Little Box
Turns 50hz RGB into composite
Dirty, in this case, because it's not very sophisticated. This will convert a 50Hz, interlaced RGB video signal (like the output of a Comodore / Acorn / BBC computer) to a composite video signal. It doesn't do any resolution changing or frame rate conversion, so if your input video isn't at the right rate (and most PC VGA cards won't do the right rate) then the output will go to pieces. As a result this isn't the most useful piece of kit in the station.
VT C-E switch
2 way composite switch
SpiDer
PC based system for controlling hardware like the netmux.
Sceduling
Database driven interface for Spider, controlled via the website
Monitor Rack
Where we hide all the pictures (no-one knows they're there!)
Camera / Rifle-Mic
Bodge cables for connecting cameras and mics
