hello
this circuit
http://nootropicdesign.com/ve/downloads/LM1881.pdf
separate sync signals from composite video,it may help you with some
level adjustement,to apply your composite video to vga screens
maybe you can find commercial products on ebay but it will be more
expensive ....
best regards
alain Nierveze
Le 15/01/2016 12:39, martin.heppe...@dlr.de a écrit :
I have got a HP 9000/217 machine with a standard video card. This card has a
monochrome composite output (resolution is as low as about 512x400, but I might
replace it with a higher resolution card). A small 9" HP monitor that I used
for testing only shows me 2 or 3 bands of the image and cannot capture the signal
properly.
All I have are modern TFT monitors which usually have VGA and/or DVI inputs, no
separate R-G-B or monochrome jacks.
What is the preferred way to connect "old" composite video signals to a modern
TFT monitor without losing too much sharpness? I understand that interpolation is an
unavoidable problem.
Searching the internet did not give me a clear answer. Do you have any
recommendations?
Thank you, Martin
