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Date Posted: 02:54:36 03/26/04 Fri
Author: Rich
Subject: Re: Not sure what I bought
In reply to: Rich 's message, "Not sure what I bought" on 16:57:27 03/25/04 Thu

Well, I think I figured out what I bought. It appears to be the Pro Res Card, with the ixMicro optional video out daughter card installed. The res of video out is limited to 640x480 for NTSC (U.S. TV). The Twin Turbo and the Ultimate Res Card do not have this option.

I was hoping to get 1024x768 video output to a standard TV, but the more I discover, the more it seems this is just about impossible; the downsize line interpolation is too intense to expect anything readable on a TV screen, even using S-video. I may trash the TV output idea, and go for a dual monitor setup, then do TV via USB in a window. That would be a more modern media fusion, and give me lots of flexibility.

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