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Mitchell also described his recording set up as using a 2-bit brand converter. This device is not double buffered, making double buffering artifacts implausible
by bhickey 6y ago
Mitchell also described his recording set up as using a 2-bit brand converter. This device is not double buffered, making double buffering artifacts implausible. On top of this, DK hardware generates a badly timed sync pulse. The 2-bit converter does not correct for this and typically generates a black and white image when connected to a DK board.
- toast0 6y agoEven if the converter was doing some buffering or interpolation (which ugh, who wants?), it couldn't reorder things to show out of order. At most, it would make things more simultaneous, or fade in.