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theparrot said:
Exactly. It's an analog technology, so there's hardly any future in it, but there still might be a present > http://www.ntsc-tv.com/
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Never The Same Color
NTSC is like old VGA on computers, 640x480, actually a bit higher around 512 lines
I think. PAL is more like SVGA about 600 lines.
Its like museum.org for .tv when NTSC is taken over it
might actually get notoriety.
$100 - $200
NTSC is like old VGA on computers, 640x480, actually a bit higher around 512 lines
I think. PAL is more like SVGA about 600 lines.
Its like museum.org for .tv when NTSC is taken over it
might actually get notoriety.
$100 - $200
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