Software Hut Toastscans coming Soon!

[TjLaZer]

I have the MV1200, see Amiga-Hardware.com under scandoublers and flickerfixers.  Looks just like the ToastScan.  Got it for ~$100 or so recently.

[Ronmor]

 @ Norway,
  I enjoy playing battle isle even designed two additional scenes with a battle isle editor.
   Ron

[Norway]

Cool an editor,where did you get that? Have you played historyline 1914 1918 its even greater! :-)  :-)

[AmiDude]

The toastscan is really a piece of cr*p. It can't
handle real 24Bit and is only good for playing old games...
The same goes for the MV1200, Elbox and Apollo...
I tested all 4 of them with the same bad results...

[AmiDude]

@bubba wrote:

I really like the scart scan doubler for cypress mentioned on a couple of post, but not having 31khz passthrough is a deal breaker for me.

WRONG! The Cypress CM-345S is actually equipped with a 31Khz passtrough connector...

[Dr_Righteous]

You'd think there'd be more internal SD/FF's out there for the A4000, since all 24 bits of color data are available on the video slot. *shrug*

[bubba]

Remember, the AGA chips can scan double.  I'd like a way to hack apps that use 15khz modes to use the equivalent scan doubled mode.  I think this is what the whdload folks are trying to do.

The fact that AGA can scan double may be a big reason we never saw AGA 24-bit scan doublers.

-bubba

[adonay]

Remember, the AGA chips can scan double.

yes it can but it is unbarable to work with all to slow in the 31khz modes same goes for both dbl pal and ntsc.
the scan doublers dont loose that much performance.
hence since the amiga still is in a 15khz mode only the output is 30khz

adonay :-D