Hi, Does anyone have a data sheet for the Sony V7021 IC? This is a video decoder that can be used to convert composite video or S-video into RGB. I can't find mention of it on Sony's web site at all. I need the info because I want to convert an old Vidi-RGB unit from PAL to NTSC. The Vidi RGB is a video colour splitter, primarily intended for use with old Amiga or ST monochrome video digitisers to allow colour still pictures to be grabbed. It also provides a feature connector on which are the RGB signals NTSC use. Changing the crystal will be necessary, but I guess other components may need to be altered too. Alternatively, does anyone have an NTSC Vidi-RGB that they want to sell? Next subject is Amiga UNIX (the commercial UNIX product sold by Commodore circa 1990-1991, not NetBSD etc.) A couple of years ago, I bought a copy of Amiga UNIX 2.03. This was developed before CD-ROMs were very popular, and so the main OS came on a 150MB QIC tape. A couple of weeks ago I finally got a suitable tape drive, and I've backed up all files from the tape onto an MO disk for safe-keeping; it amounted to about 70MB compressed. Out of the box, Amiga UNIX requires a Commodore hard disk controller. I have a GVP HD controller instead. I read ages ago that someone has created patches for the OS to run on GVP controllers. What I'd like to know is: - Are there any web pages about Amiga UNIX? - How many versions of this OS were there? Is mine the most recent? - Is it possible to get Amiga UNIX to install by making alternative install floppies which contain driver code for GVP controllers? If anyone has info about this, or just has a different version, please contact me. (Is there a mailing list for discussion of Amiga UNIX?) Regards, -- Mark Knibbs mark_k(a)iname.com