Commodore 1701 tarnished RCA connectors

[luRaichu]

Somewhat off topic, but it would be nice to have a box that would comb filter Composite into the separate Y/C components since this set has the usual notch filter for Composite in.
Especially for use with Raspberry Pi analog out since their chipsets don't allow split Y/C, only Composite.
I'm not sure if this kind of device already exists but there's gotta plenty of comb filter chips out there for newer set designs. Would be an easy and interesting project that's for sure

[old_tv_nut]

Originally Posted by luRaichu

Somewhat off topic, but it would be nice to have a box that would comb filter Composite into the separate Y/C components since this set has the usual notch filter for Composite in.
Especially for use with Raspberry Pi analog out since their chipsets don't allow split Y/C, only Composite.
I'm not sure if this kind of device already exists but there's gotta plenty of comb filter chips out there for newer set designs. Would be an easy and interesting project that's for sure

A comb filter requires at least a one-line video memory.
For an analog comb filter, that would require finding a glass delay line from an old TV, not just a chip. For a digital comb filter, you would need the chip(s) that do(es) A/D and D/A and memory management plus whatever memory chips are required.

[Electronic M]

Originally Posted by luRaichu

Somewhat off topic, but it would be nice to have a box that would comb filter Composite into the separate Y/C components since this set has the usual notch filter for Composite in.
Especially for use with Raspberry Pi analog out since their chipsets don't allow split Y/C, only Composite.
I'm not sure if this kind of device already exists but there's gotta plenty of comb filter chips out there for newer set designs. Would be an easy and interesting project that's for sure

You could look for an S-VHS VCR or one of the VCR/DVD recorder combos with S-video output....The transport need not work if you're just using it as a comb filter.