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* plug to connect to 12V power on CPC monitor (GT64 or CTM644 monitor required) | * plug to connect to 12V power on CPC monitor (GT64 or CTM644 monitor required) | ||
The video master doesn't have a video input so doesn't have the capability by itself to create titles for videos - it was planned but it was never made - so to do that you would need to use a program on another computer which allows mixing more than one video source. | |||
Made by [[Campursoft|Campursoft]] | |||
== Technical == | |||
The PCB is single sided. | |||
IC1 TEA2000 (PAL/NTSC Colour Encoder supporting 64 colours) | |||
RV1 variable resistor | |||
VC1 variable resistor | |||
L1 variable resistor | |||
== Pictures == | == Pictures == | ||
Revision as of 18:29, 21 August 2017
VideoMaster was (at the time) the best video modulator ever produced for the Amstrad CPC.
The connectors are:
- 6 Pin DIN plug for connecting into the CPC
- Composite video-output for the display
- connector for CPC disc drive power connector (if using on a CPC6128)
- plug to connect to 12V power on CPC monitor (GT64 or CTM644 monitor required)
The video master doesn't have a video input so doesn't have the capability by itself to create titles for videos - it was planned but it was never made - so to do that you would need to use a program on another computer which allows mixing more than one video source.
Made by Campursoft
Technical
The PCB is single sided.
IC1 TEA2000 (PAL/NTSC Colour Encoder supporting 64 colours) RV1 variable resistor VC1 variable resistor L1 variable resistor
Pictures
User Manual
See also
Review of VideoMaster in CPC Attack :
All pics by Terje Grind (Thank you man!)