Crazy Monitor idea for old Home Computers
Dr. Ido
dr.ido at bigpond.net.au
Mon Apr 25 11:00:35 CDT 2005
At 07:54 AM 4/25/05 -0700, you wrote:
>> I thought the composite output on a IIgs was mono only. To get color you
>> have to use the RGB output. To run it on a VGA monitor I'd use a scan
>> doubler such as the Micomsoft XRGB-2.
>
>That doesn't make sense. I'm not saying I know for sure but the composite
>output on the //gs should be color, just like the rest of the ][ series.
You're probably right. I am just used to using the composite output as
mono only as for some reason most ][e's in Australia don't output true NTSC
color. You'll get color on an Apple supplied composite monitor, but not on
other NTSC monitors (you won't get color on the apple monitor from other
NTSC sources either). Such ][e motherboards are marked "International
NTSC", from memory the colorburst frequency is different.
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