Re: ¿Can convert to 15Khz/60hz signal??

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Posted by Pegasus37 on January 16, 2002 at 01:25:27:

In Reply to: Re: ¿Can convert to 15Khz/60hz signal?? posted by Dave Aksteter on January 15, 2002 at 18:40:31:

I'm actually online right now to purchase an Averkey product. Just stopped by the message board one more time to decide which one to get. Checking to see if anyone else has recommended any of them over others...

Pegasus37

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: So that's obviously good news..

: Pegasus,

: Which converter do you use now?

: Dave

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: : I actually just called Avermedia's tech support line. I asked them about this, and what was stated before (below) is correct according to what they told me. The 24-108 KHz IS THE INPUT it can handle. The output is standard NTSC, where the Horizontal Frequency is the 15Khz.

: : Pegasus37

: : : The box can handle INPUT from 24Khz to 108 Khz, OUTPUT is 15Khz.

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