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Offline PaSha

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Re: A2000 and Data Projectors
« on: December 29, 2003, 06:43:12 PM »
Hmm.
You can use the following options:
-Composite Video with an A520 video modulator or a Video Converter board in the A2000 video slot (such as the Electronic Designs video converter board, that gives broadcast quality Composite, S-Video and RGB out).
-S-Video with the above mentioned board
-RGB via either a 23-15 pin VGA adapter (the Commodore tin box shipped with A4000's) (might work) or via a Scandoubler/Flickerfixer (either external, or perhaps the C= A2320 Amber flickerfixer board or similar) (guaranteed to work).

Other opions might also be available, but the Above mentioned ones should definately be there.
-Paul
 

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Re: A2000 and Data Projectors
« Reply #1 on: December 31, 2003, 06:07:49 PM »
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vortexau wrote:
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Effy wrote:
It may also be that a vga connection is required as with most projectors these days. That would mean that you would need a gfx card for your A2000 ... shouldn't be any problem to find one ...

Excepting that Scala MM300 won't promote to a GFX Card, IIRC! . . . . . apart from Display Enhansers (Flicker Fixers)


IIRC scala (at least my IC500) can be tricked into using RTG modes by editing some config file by hand...
Either way, modepro or similiar should also do the trick.