SD/FF Poll

[bubba]

My ideal scan doubler would have the following features:

* 24-bit analog to digital conversion for full AGA pallete reproduction

* Scan doubling of all low scan modes including super-hi res

* Flicker fixing of all interlaced modes

* External

* Optional:  S-VHS or Component Video Out

With low scan multisync monitors near extinction , I'd galdly pay $200 for this piece of equipment.  

-bubba

[vic20owner]

$150 if it works correctly with AGA!

[J-Golden]

I Also got a scandoubler from Eyetech.  total $160-ish USD!!!

that's why I though of doing this poll, there has GOT to be a better market for such a needed Item and I was hoping a poll would do just that...

J-Golden

[gafstu]

I would happily pay 100Euro for one..  

Is that one from eyetech worth the money, was anyone tried it?

[J-Golden]

gafstu wrote:
I would happily pay 100Euro for one..  

Is that one from eyetech worth the money, was anyone tried it?

check out this topic, third post down:

http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=17767

JGolden

[vic20owner]

Does the eyetech SD/FF reproduce the AGA colors correctly?

[Oliver]

J-Golden wrote:
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With that info (# of ppl. + $$$ willing to spend) companies might be more willing to make another batch or someone who is good with a soldering iron and a bit of business sense could make something happen.

Just a Thought.

J-Golden

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If anyone has information on an existing design, I may be able to put something together as a diy kit.  I would consider manufacturing, but it's not a likely option for me.  At least, I'm most unlikely to go to the extent of making any custom chips, though programming chips is quite possible.  I've always wanted an SD/FF for my 1200 (specially since I got married, and my wife hates the extra monitor in our small place).  I will (hopefully) soon graduate as an electronic engineer, so may take on the project when I finish.  I don't know that I would bother designing the thing from scratch though, particularly as I don't have a fully featured research lab in my home.