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From: Mark Tinguely <tinguely@plains.nodak.edu>
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Subject: digitial to NTSC/PAL
Cc: risner@heathers.stdio.com
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Does anyone have a digital YUV and/or RGB [16|24] to NTSC or PAL converter.

James Risner (risner@heathers.stdio.com) has a video capture/storage project
that would need to output digitized video data.

I thought someone was playing with such a card, but I can't find it my
collection of mail.

--mark.