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10th Jul 2004, 11:03 am

Good points Darius.

One other thought, I notice that the converter can output the current NTSC 525 line version it may also be well worth including the current British/PAL 625 line version as 625 line sets have beer around in England since the early 60's and even earlier in Europe and other countries I believe, so it people from the USA wanted to collect early 625 line sets it would enable them to generate a signal for these sets too in the same way that we over here could generate a signal for the American 525 line sets.

The addition of 819 lines is a very good idea, I have an 819 set which has been adjusted for 625, however I'd much prefer to have it running at 819 lines.

10th Jul 2004, 11:03 am	#5
fableglade Guest Posts: n/a	Re: New Multi-Standards Converter Good points Darius. One other thought, I notice that the converter can output the current NTSC 525 line version it may also be well worth including the current British/PAL 625 line version as 625 line sets have beer around in England since the early 60's and even earlier in Europe and other countries I believe, so it people from the USA wanted to collect early 625 line sets it would enable them to generate a signal for these sets too in the same way that we over here could generate a signal for the American 525 line sets. The addition of 819 lines is a very good idea, I have an 819 set which has been adjusted for 625, however I'd much prefer to have it running at 819 lines.