Manufacturer “Videocomp”
9 expansions in database
DVE-10 / DVE-10P G-100 VCG-1 VCG-2 VCG-3 VCG-3P VCW-1 VES One VES Two
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1991 / 1992Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
Genlock
DVE = Digital Video Effect
genlock, digitizer and multi effect processor
DVE-10P
delivered with Scala 500 Software
fully controllable by Scala via serial port
supports rolling title, superimposing and other effects
provides two video input channels, one regular channel for mixing, and one channel for picture-in-picture (PIP)
two stereo audio channels
adjustable brightness, contrast, color saturation, hue and RGB of the source video signal and the Amiga output
manual input connector selection (FBAS or S-VHS), bypass and delay setting for the source video channel
PIP video channel can only be adjusted in contrast and color saturation
supports NTSC and PAL norms
setup and menu operation with jog dial and two menu buttons
PIP video channel is digitized before displaying
position of PIP can be set with joystick
keying options include video or Amiga source only, and various options for PIP display (foreground, background etc.)
four wipe effect patterns (horizontal, vertical, circular, from lower right corner)
manual fading - the faders serve to set the degree of blending (video faders) resp. the volume (audio fader)
AUTO buttons for audio and video sources for automatic fading with adjustable time
video inputs: 2× Composite/FBAS (BNC connector), 2× Y/C (S-VHS), Amiga RGB 15 pin
video outputs: 2× Composite/FBAS (BNC connector), 2× Y/C (S-VHS)
audio inputs: 4× RCA (two stereo channels)
audio outputs: 4× RCA (two stereo channels)
Digitizer
built-in digitizer DigiTiger for the video channel - video adjustments can still be applied
digitizer supports all Amiga resolutions and overscan
monochrome images are digitized in 5s, HAM images between 30 and 50s
parallel connector to output digitized content
Notes
two-line LCD for menu and parameter display
10 memory slots to store and recall settings
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
Advert (DE) 1991-05
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1990Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
Genlock
a broadcast quality genlock in a 19" rack mount enclosure (2U)
four different model revisions available, G-100 through G-100 IV
video input: Amiga RGB, 15 pin DSUB
video output: YUV, Y/C (S-VHS), Composite (FBAS), RGB
additional inputs/outputs: Downstream Key (DSK) Out, Black Burst (BB) In
monitor output for Amiga RGB signal
does not overlay Amiga signal to a video signal - an additional (external) video mixer is needed for that task
video settings via 7 potentiometers at front panel: Luminance, Chroma, RGB, Subcarrier Phase, Horizontal Delay
DIP switches at the rear panel:
2× Subcarrier coarse setting
1× DSK output level 0.7Vpp or 1.0Vpp
1× DSK positive or negative keying
4× delay timing 280ns, 140ns, 70ns, 35ns or combinations (depending on cable)
internal power supply
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
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1988Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
No description available.Do you own this expansion, or have information about it? Please let us know.
Advert (DE) 1988-07
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1988Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
No description available.Do you own this expansion, or have information about it? Please let us know.
Advert (DE) 1988-07
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1988Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
Genlock
a broadcast quality genlock in a 19" rack mount enclosure (2U) with RGB processor
integrated RGB processor and video mixer
bandwidth ≥ 5.5 MHz
2× composite video inputs (BNC connector)
1× composite video output (BNC connector)
23 pin RGB connector for Amiga signal, provided via ribbon cable that is fed through the metal case and connects to the circuit board
manual and automatic fading via front panel
AUTO button to start fade-in and -out, with LED indicator
fade time setting on the front panel
front panel settings for video parameters Red, Green, Blue, Contrast and Brightness
adjustable contour control (left and right) enables flicker-free keying
monitor output for Amiga RGB signal
external power supply
Advert (DE) 1989-04
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1989Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
Genlock
a broadcast quality genlock in a 19" rack mount enclosure (2U) with RGB processor
bandwidth 7.5/5.5 MHz, switchable by DIP switch
integrated video mixer
internal clock generator
configurable video delay, 16 steps
control of 5 video parameters via potentiometers on front panel
adjustable contour control enables flicker-free keying
integrated Black Burst generator
device is intended to be used in different ways: as studio mixer, as video editing desk or as broadcast video encoder
inputs:
1× Amiga RGB, 23-pin D-SUB
1× Composite Video, BNC
outputs:
each 1× Red, Green, Blue, C-Sync, BNC
1× Y/C (S-VHS)
2× Composite synchronized, BNC
2× Composite from mixer, BNC
1× Composite video pass-through, BNC
1× Downstream Key (DSK), BNC
1×vmonitor output for Amiga RGB signal, 23-pin D-SUB
composite video inputs/outputs are specified 1 Vpp, 75 Ohm
DSK output is specified 0.7 Vpp, 75 Ohm
remote control is a standard accessory, and provides manual or time-programmed fade and contour control adjustment
internal power supply
Advert (DE) 1989-04
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1988Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
Video Encoder
a broadcast quality encoder in a 19" rack mount enclosure (1U)
converts Amiga RGB analogue output to Composite signal
5.5 MHz bandwidth
front panel settings for Red, Green, Blue, Contrast and Brightness
2× Composite video outputs (BNC connector)
23 pin RGB connector for Amiga signal, provided via ribbon cable that is fed through the metal case and connects to the circuit board
Amiga RGB signal pass-through output connector
powered by Amiga, no additional power supply for the unit
Advert (DE) 1989-04
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1989Amiga
any AmigaInterface
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
Advert (DE) 1989-11 Advert (DE) 1990-07
Manufacturer
Videocomp , Germany Date
1990Amiga
any AmigaInterface
RGB port
Genlock
VES = Video Effect System
cost reduced variant of VES One that omits the digitizing function and doesn't include the title generator software Videopage
provides multiple video functions in one package: genlock, video mixer and RGB splitter
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
1× RCA RGB splitter output, to be used for Digi-View Gold digitizer
9 pin game port connector
RGB monitor connector
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
Advert (DE) 1990-07