Probably the
easiest solution if you're not a video expert is to use a PC
with a TV input card. You could at least feed the Beeb's composite output
into such a card (do any such cards exist with RGB inputs?)
-tony
wasn't there a hack on the mainboard to convert the composite to colour
Yes. On msot Beebs, it's just a matter of fitting the right jumper. On
the ACW (which has a Beeb B+ as the I/O processor), you have to fit 4
chips and a handful of components to add the PAL encoder circuitry.
However, the PAL subcarrier may well cause artefacts with 80 column text.
I'd prefer to use an RGB connection if possible.
-tony