Need RGB to composite signal chip recomendation

[Dick Wotiz]

I believe Motorola makes the MC1377 for direct RGB to NTSC conversion.
It only needs about a dozen other parts for a complete converter.
I don't know how available it is, the product preview is dated 1982,
so it's probably not obsolete quite yet.

The chip is only $2-3 in small quantities, which seems quite low
given its capabilities.

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Dick Wotiz

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[Robert C Sanders]

In article <4...@watmath.UUCP> mwti...@watmath.UUCP (M.W. Tilden, Hardware) writes:
>Can anyone out there recommend a single chip that will magically
>transform RGB and sync signals into a quality color composite
>signal without an incredible amount of support circuitry?
>-- Mark Tilden

Please oh Please mail any information to me too!! We have been doing research
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