Great Valley Products G-Lock - Amiga Hardware Database

G-Lock

Company Great Valley Products, USA	Date 1992	Amiga any Amiga	Interface RGB port

Company

Great Valley Products, USA

Date

1992

Amiga

any Amiga

Interface

RGB port

genlock and sound mixer

switchable dual composite input - software switching between two separate composite input sources for fast cuts between video - or a single high quality Y/C input
Composite to Y/C transcoder provides simultaneous composite, Y/C, and RGB outputs
the RGB output can be switched to provide YUV output for professional recording equipment
realtime ProcAmp controls allow adjustment of hue, saturation, brightness, contrast, sharpness, filtering, gain, and more
SECAM to PAL conversion in VCR quality
keyer modes include Amiga only, external video only, overlay, inverse overlay, and control of Amiga ECS and AGA special effects
audio processor allows software switching and mixing control of two separate monaural audio sources, with full control over volume, treble, and bass
can operate as an adjustable electronic RGB color splitter for direct use with the NewTek Digi-View or other slow-scan video digitizers
works with the Display Enhancer and FlickerFreeVideo boards for simultaneous genlocked video and deinterlaced Amiga graphics output
complete software control with full ARexx and CLI interfaces
AmigaDOS 1.3, 2.x, 3.x compatible
does not require separate power supply
inputs:
- 2× Composite, RCA jacks
- 1× Y/C, mini-DIN
- 1× Component (RGB), DB25 (from Amiga DB23)
- 2× monoaural audio, RCA jacks
- 1× control (from Amiga DB9 joystick port)
outputs:
- 1× Composite, RCA jacks
- 1× Y/C, mini-DIN
- 1× Component (RGB or YUV), DB23
- 1× monoaural audio, RCA jacks
video input standards (user selectable):
- NTSC-M
- PAL-B/G/I
- SECAM-L/B/G/K
video output standards (Amiga dependent):
- NTSC-M
- PAL-B/G/I