From: salnick@dejavu.spk.wa.us (Bob Salnick)
Subject: Re: DECstation 5000 to drive eyephones
Date: 30 Sep 91 03:44:49 GMT
Organization: Not Organized



In article <1991Sep28.202135.22513@milton.u.washington.edu> emfuchs@irts.mit.edu
(Eric M. Fuchs) writes:
>
>Has anyone used a DECstation 5000 to drive eyephones or have any ideas
>about how to do so? Is there some sort of RGB-to-NTSC converter that
>will generate two (2) NTSC signals from two windows in the single RGB
>field? If not, will I be able to get decent results by pointing two
>cameras at two windows on my 1280x1024 resolution screen? 

Now HERE's a way to get cheap vr...  All you need is a pair of surveilance
cameras ($100, approximately - B/W), and a workstation which can competantly
maintain two windows...  Prototyping wouldn't even need the video hardware...

How about some kind of optical device like the old viewmaster to provide close-
up focusing so that one eye/one window could be done?

>Any
>information will be vastly appreciated!
>        -Eric Fuchs, grad. student
>         Sensory Communication Group
>         M.I.T. Electrical Engineering
>        email: emfuchs@irts.mit.edu

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