Hi

>I hate to rain on your parade, but the line scan time is only about 65
micro

I know. I have done some research myself before posting.

>As does this website, which uses a 16F84 overclocked to 12Mhz (okay, maybe
>not the best thing to do, but neat nonetheless) to generate a b&w NTSC/PAL
>video signal in simple Pong and Tetris games.

I've checked this out also. There is also another site with Pong made from a
PIC. I have read through the further reading links as well. A better idea
would be to just use a faster PIC in the first place rather than
overclocking.

>If you can use text and graphics characters I suggest you
>visit http://www.stv5730A.co.uk and have a look at the 16F84/628 on
>screen display project board.

I've had a look here. Looks good. I'm going to look into it further though.
Very cheap as well. That's why i'd prefer it over BOB-II. Although BOB-II
looks good. Sorry Mike. I'd go for the cheaper option.

Regards,

David Stubbs

WEB: www.nti-uk.com
TEL UK: 07968 397782


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> Subject: Re: [EE]: TV Video Signals
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> What about this?
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> http://www.dontronics.com/dt108.html
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