Hello everyone,
first post here, and happy to discover such a heaven for old macs!
I have a Mac IIvx here working everyday as the brain, memory and code supplier for my audio mixing desk (a Harrison automated Serie 12)
I have found, when the old CRT touchscreen used with the desk died, that the second nubus video card dedicated to that CRT was sending RVB signal with Sync on Green.
After having had by phone every single person from every single LCD maker on the planet (99% of them don't even know that SoG exists!!!), i've found that any LCD panel from Phillips DOES accept such signals!
It is not often specified by other manufacturers, so at least there is this phillips option...
maikol
first post here, and happy to discover such a heaven for old macs!
I have a Mac IIvx here working everyday as the brain, memory and code supplier for my audio mixing desk (a Harrison automated Serie 12)
I have found, when the old CRT touchscreen used with the desk died, that the second nubus video card dedicated to that CRT was sending RVB signal with Sync on Green.
After having had by phone every single person from every single LCD maker on the planet (99% of them don't even know that SoG exists!!!), i've found that any LCD panel from Phillips DOES accept such signals!
It is not often specified by other manufacturers, so at least there is this phillips option...
maikol