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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Color Match,n
To: Robert Cohen <[e-mail]>
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> Yes, the Toaster can put out illegal ntsc.  I don't remember the numbers
> off hand, but any color regester which is higher than, I think 205 if
> memory serves correctly (Ha), is considered illegal. An illegal NTSC
> signal is sort of like overmodulation in audio terms..: To much
> information for the bandwidth ;)  Most graphic manipulation tools, like
> Adpro, Imagemaster and ImageFX on the Amiga, as well as the PAR software
> itself offer safeguards (filters) for this.

The Toaster Framestore format also limits the image to legal NTSC (but
saving RGBs from TPaint or LW won't -- it's built-into the Framestore
format).  That makes me wonder if VTASC is also limited like that.  I
wouldn't be suprised, as if you limit the singal to NTSC legal, you don't
have to store the illegal stuff you wouldn't want to use, anyway, and
thus smaller VTASC files.  That's just a guess, though...

-- Joe
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