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oldeurope · 3rd Mar 2006, 11:03 am

The question is what do you want.
If you want to watch test patterns you need 3 MHz.
(TV set via RF input, not video monitor!)
And this is a standing picture.
If you want to watch moving images like films or so,
everything over 1,5MHz is enough.
The films we got as an xmas present from the BVWS are definately
below 1 MHz at 405. But like all old filmes they are noisy and this
is difficult for digital equipment and makes it a bit more noisy than before.

Kind regards
Darius

3rd Mar 2006, 11:03 am	#6
oldeurope Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Solingen, Germany Posts: 727	Re: PC as a standard convertor The question is what do you want. If you want to watch test patterns you need 3 MHz. (TV set via RF input, not video monitor!) And this is a standing picture. If you want to watch moving images like films or so, everything over 1,5MHz is enough. The films we got as an xmas present from the BVWS are definately below 1 MHz at 405. But like all old filmes they are noisy and this is difficult for digital equipment and makes it a bit more noisy than before. Kind regards Darius