Manufacturer
Videocomp, Germany
Date
1989
Amiga
any Amiga
Interface
RGB port
    Genlock
  • VES = Video Effect System
  • provides multiple video functions in one package: genlock, title generator, video mixer and video digitizer
  • includes the NewTek Digi-View Gold for the digitizing function, an automatic RGB splitter enhances the image quality
  • brightness, contrast and color saturation controls of video input
  • Amiga signal can be adjusted in brightness and contrast, no color adaptation possible
  • provides different keying and effect options
  • supports "hard" keying
  • keying invert switch: when inactive, video is projected onto the computer image where color 0 is - when active, video is shown at positions other than color 0
  • three wipe effect patterns (horizontal, vertical, circular), also in combination, controllable by WIPE slider
  • effects only apply to Amiga signal
  • fade-in of Amiga signal possible, controllable by MIX slider
  • both WIPE and MIX effects can also be time programmed (up to 10s) and started by button press
  • video inputs: 1× Composite/FBAS (BNC connector), 1× Y/C (S-VHS), Amiga RGB 15 pin
  • video outputs: 2× Composite/FBAS (BNC connector), 2× Y/C (S-VHS)
  • separate switch enables S-VHS in-/outputs
  • 25 pin parallel port and 9 pin game port for digitizing function
  • RGB monitor connector
  • title generator software Videopage included
    Notes
  • special cable needed for connecting Amiga to the Genlock (23 pin to 15 pin), wired as follows:
    • at the Amiga RGB port, pins 1, 11 and 12 are connected with 470 Ohm resistor in series to pins 2 + 13, and with 330 Ohm resistor in series to pin 23
    • Pin Connections
    • Amiga
      RGB
      Connector
      Pin
      Videocomp
      Input
      Connector
      Pin
      1 5
      3 4
      4 3
      5 2
      10 8
      11 7
      12 6
      14 1
      16 11
      17 10
      18 9
      19 + 20 13
      22 15

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