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On Fri, 27 Oct 1995, [e-mail] (Justin Barrett) wrote:

>Just curious...when an "illegal" NTSC signal is generated, what happens?
>I've heard for so long that color levels and such need to be monitored so
>as not to produce an "illegal" signal, but nobody has ever explained what
>the visible result is when such a signal *is* generated.

    Color bleed.

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