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  1. 10th Oct 2004 17:12 #1
    Wile_E
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    Okay, I got a ADVC-300 here, and noticed it has a switch for Chroma Filter. You can set it to 1.3MHz or 2.0MHz. What the heck is the difference? The manual does not explain it.
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    From the Canopus forum -

    Chroma-Filter:
    It can change the frequency characteristic of the color ingredient for the output analog signal. There are 2 settings, 1.3MHz and 2.0MHz.
    Normally, the 1.3MHz provides enough good subjectively quality for the output analog video signal for most of the nature image.

    If the source signal has a high frequency characteristic of the color ingredient, the 2.0MHz setting will reproduce the source signal into the analog output faithfully. Sometime, there is a bit influence of the aliasing on it.
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