Re: Second Sight monitors

[sheldon@atlcom.net (Sheldon Simms)]

In article <32C42588.692A@prodigy.net>, Barry.Rees@prodigy.net wrote:

> Does that mean that I would have to use a non-interlaced VGA or SVGA
> monitor in order to avoid flicker. For instance, my wife's AST Windows
> box has a 1024x768 (capable) interlaced monitor that does NOT flicker
> (for either of us) hooked up to her AST system. If I hooked the same
> monitor up to a Second Sight, is there a good chance that I'm going to
> get an annoying flicker?

Interlaced mode is the only way to display more than 200 lines on the Apple
RGB. On VGA monitors, the second sight just uses regular VGA non-interlaced
modes. See if you can borrow your wife's monitor for half an hour or so,
you'll see what I mean.

-Sheldon

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