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On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 12:41:06 -0700, eternalsquire wrote:
To transmit a video signal on a UHF or cable television channel (signal will be low power and transmitted along a shielded wire to other equipment), is all I need to do is mix an baseband video signal (S-video) with the carrier of the channel in question? Or, is there something more I need to do? S-video is a component signal - it splits the chroma and luma. You're going to have to reassemble them before you can modulate it on a RF carrier, if you want a standard TV to receive it. I don't think most amateur TV stations use a VSB lower-sideband filter. They seem to work OK - though they're generally going for legibility, not high picture quality! The other suggestion, that you use a modulator from an old VCR, is a good one. In America that'll be VHF instead of UHF. |
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