Have you tried a VGA to TV adapter ? Perhaps the sync will be a problem (it often is) but this should be a possible solution. These devices are not expensive either and perhaps you can get a resonable result with a home made one. You might check out this page : http://www.hut.fi/Misc/Electronics/circuits/vga2tv/ -- Marcel Janssen On Wednesday 11 October 2000 23:42, you wrote: > I thought this would be soooo easy... > > Does anyone know of a board that will support video (NTSC/PAL) output > while being fed with uncompressed data. What I want to do is make VCR > tapes of 640x480 portions of an application user interface. > > I had planned to use the DC10+, which sounded like it did all the > things I wanted and wasn't very expensive, but I found out today > (thanks to Serguei Miridonov) that the Zoran ZR36067 pci interface > chip doesn't support uncompressed data coming from the cpu and going > out through the video hardware. Rats. > > As a last resort I may try to jpeg encode the screen captures so I can > feed them to the DC10+ for display, but seems like a pretty ugly > solution and may not run fast enough, even on my very fast Compaq > xp1000 alpha. > > Anyone have thoughts on this? > > The DC10+ seems work pretty well under 2.2.18pre15
