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I'm looking for a good scan converter that can convert PC video
(1024x768, 60-75Hz) to NTSC standard def video, and I'd like the NTSC
output to be effectively progressive, i.e., each field sampled at the
same time, 29.97 fps, just like a progressive scan video camera (such
as my Canon Optura Pi).
I know of a couple of high-end scan converters that do this, but it'd
be nice to just buy one for under $10K (preferably under $1000) that
could.
Does anyone know of such a box? Many thanks to anyone who can point me to one!
Thanks!
I'm looking for a good scan converter that can convert PC video
(1024x768, 60-75Hz) to NTSC standard def video, and I'd like the NTSC
output to be effectively progressive, i.e., each field sampled at the
same time, 29.97 fps, just like a progressive scan video camera (such
as my Canon Optura Pi).
I know of a couple of high-end scan converters that do this, but it'd
be nice to just buy one for under $10K (preferably under $1000) that
could.
Does anyone know of such a box? Many thanks to anyone who can point me to one!
Thanks!