Posted by Andy Geez on 17, 2000 at 6:02 PM:
In Reply to: While I'm asking you questions... posted by Jason on 17, 2000 at 2:38 PM:
Quantum3D sold me a Quantum3d Aardvark, no questions asked (also they where in deals with Happs Control at the time, in the fact Happs would also supply them too).. bit odd really, but too be honest I've been told by a lot of people I have a certain charm about me, so maybe that is my skill level, and climbing tree's off course..
Note:Quantum3D *does* not make Quantum3D Aardvarks anymore..
Well I wouldn't recommend that as a option for Standard Resolution monitors as it only supports 320x240 and 640x480 (and both where so blurry).
As for Scan Convertors, I wouldn't touch them, and yes I do own one! This was my first route and a route I'd like to forget! The colours are not identical and in high resolutions you get a slight lag, scan convertors use a frame buffer system, but they are generally a option to get Windows on a 15khz RGB monitor.
I guess I am one of the lucky ones, as I have both Windows and DOS output supported, but as I said before developing a Windows 15khz version of Mon-ARC is requires so much work, basically requiring a person to make a driver for there videocard, 25khz is a lot easier, as you only need to program the videoclock.