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Date Posted: 13:31:25 03/05/02 Tue
Author: j
Subject: Re: Rev7t1a
In reply to: SirJhonny 's message, "Re: Rev7t1a" on 07:05:25 03/05/02 Tue

It's like PAL, phase is controlling the hue and amplitude is responsible for intensity of colour...
My problem is that only SOME of the scrambled channels have a greenish colour and that not all the times (specialy durring movies). That's why I belive there is some information about burst durring VBI that is decoded by 3 chip but the burst is actualy normal (another descrambler, working on a different principle, that lets the burst pass as is never has that colour shift...)
J


>Test with a hue or tint control. because if it is
>green and burst is not inverted ummmm. the burst phase
>change the hue, isnīt it or is the amplitude, I think
>is the first one(NTSC is extrange for me).

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