24 Nov
2000
24 Nov
'00
12:34 a.m.
At 04:57 PM 11/23/2000 -0700, you wrote:
I've just acquired a time-base corrector made by
Digital Processing
Systems, model VT-1000 (the original TBC made by DPS) for use with my Video
Toaster. Unfortunately, I didn't get either a manual or the driver disk
required. I've tried various Amiga and video-related newsgroups, but to no
avail. Can any videophiles on the list help me with the following
questions:
- what are the 4 RCA jacks on the back of the card, in order from top to
bottom?
- what does the switch above the jacks do?
- has anyone got a driver disk (for Amiga DOS) they're willing to copy?
I'd happily pay shipping and a handling fee for a copy of the disk and/or
manual for this beast (made in 1990, I believe, and thus just on-topic).
Thanks!
Mark.
From top:
System phase control, (hue adjustment),
2 leds, video present and reference video present (genlock)
Video input
Video output
Multi in/out (I use this as a loop through for genlock)
Reference video input (Genlock in)
There are also several jumpers, ae3,4,5,6 set s-video or ntsc.
bhe1, system phase lock. bhe2, vertical blanking. bhe3, hot sw enable.
che1, from top, svhe-cin, video out, ref loop, adv sync.
che2, ref video open or terminated.
I hope this helps, if you get
stuck I will scan some of the manual for you.
Charlie Fox
Chas E. Fox Video Productions
793 Argyle Rd. Windsor ON N8Y 3J8
foxvideo(a)wincom.net
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