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Offline kranich-ba

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You can use the card to display all OCS pal (50Hz) and ntsc (60 Hz) modes in lowres, hires, hires interlaced on a vga monitor. Monitor has to be able to display 50Hz!
The other ECS and AGA modes can cause trouble with it. It works in A4000 too. But the slot does not fit.

As mentioned it scandoubles 15khz to 30khz and "deinterlaces" interlace modes.
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Re: Is MacroSystems DeInterlace 2000 card a scandoubler too?
« Reply #1 on: May 12, 2007, 08:53:06 PM »
What kind of trouble? Most games display pal lowres or hires, never had trouble with the screen display. I don't know if there is any game that uses superhires or productivity screen modes. If the game uses a non wb screenmode picasso2 automatically switches.
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Re: Is MacroSystems DeInterlace 2000 card a scandoubler too?
« Reply #2 on: May 12, 2007, 11:24:01 PM »
as far i can remember, partial means that all new non 15kHz Pal and ntsc screens ECS offers are not displayed correctly or not displayed at all. I don't know if you possibly damage the DeInterlaceCard by changing to an 31Khz like productivity for a longer periode of time.  
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