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Re: Cache of Kitchen Syncs and SuperGen 2000's
« on: March 12, 2003, 03:28:23 PM »
The Kitchen sync was an integrated 2 channel time base correcter and frame syncronizer.  It took an analog video signal from a vcr or video camera and allowed you to adjust the properties of the signal (brightness/color/timing...)
It has its own software on rom and it just used the isa slot (full size card)  for power.  It also had a remote control and breakout box for connections.
It was very easy to use with the video toaster. or any other analog piece of video equipment.
 

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Re: Cache of Kitchen Syncs and SuperGen 2000's
« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2003, 04:40:17 PM »
side note.  there was a special cable used to bridge 2 seperate cards together so you would have 4 timed video sources.
there was also a daughter card to enable the svideo out.
I think there was also another option that let you use external sync - I can't remember.
I used mine with the video toaster as 1 unit.
The breakout box will let you put svideo or composite in, but you can only get svideo out if you have the daughter card.