ChromaKey+, SuperGen+, DCTV, & RGB Converter. & V3.1 RGB to PAL/NTSC Adapter.

[desiv]

.. if someone know's how or if I could use this in conjunction with this other hardware, please fill me in on that too!

Don't have most of that, so can't help too much..

I can tell you that I had my DCTV plugged into the Amiga 500, and the DCTV RGB converter into that, and then my Amigamaniac (earlier version) SVideo adapter plugged into that, and I could see 24-bit images via SVideo that way...

desiv

p.s.  Would be kual if you could take the time to scan the DCTV manuals and submit them to the Amiga manual website ( http://amiga-manuals.npage.de/ )..  That site doesn't have the DCTV manuals yet..  Just throwing that out there.. ;-)

[desiv]

So you did not have to build a power adapter for Amiga Maniac's adapter?

No, it pulls it's power from the RGB port.  I guess it gets passed thru the DCTV stuff fine..
At least it worked for me..  I have the DCTV hooked up to my 1084s now, but I'll see if I can test that again (at least composite I should be able to test from Amigamaniac's adapter which would tell me it's getting power) this weekend.

Thankx for the manual page link, I was not aware of that one, though it seems the links within the page are often dead. :/

Josh, who runs it posts on EAB frequently, so I think he's still working on it..
His last reply to the thread on EAB was May 22nd, so not too long ago..

Installer's Heaven.  http://l8r.net/install/

That's a great site..
I tried to upload my driver disk for my Applied Engineering High Density floppy drive to it recently tho, and the e-mails are bouncing.. ;-(

desiv

[desiv]

I'm just not familiar with how the DCTV interacts with the genlock signals (it might block themm for all I know) and if the DCTV/RGB converter adds a delay that could throw off the genlock timing.

The DCTV RGB converter was built specifically to allow DCTV images to work with genlocks..

I don't have a genlock to test it with, but that was the concept.
Mostly I'm sure designed to work with their own supergen, but probably others as well..

desiv