@persia,
All is not doom and gloom, just look at the possibilities that the Clone-A and Minimig projects provide for the future of Amiga. Yes, the original equipment will still be a collectors world where the prices for working, pristine Amigas will continue to rise, but for those that just want the experience and possibly a project for future advancement, the Minimig and Clone-A may provide inspiration.
By the time NTSC and PAL TVs are hard to find will we really want them anyway??? Any serious work on the Amiga will also include scandoubled and flicker fixed displays. And even video work done on such equipment as the Video Toaster/Flyer and mastered to DVD will be useful for a while.
What we need is a large group of Amiga developers to jump on to the Open Source Video Toaster code and help develop the Minimig or Clone-A into something amazing at the new TV display standards and resolutions. (wishful thinking)
