RGB Spectrum

SIGGRAPH 1999

RGB Spectrum manufactures video scan converters, multi-screen processors, video windowing systems, video scalers, display signal synchronizers, and other converters and processors. Compatible with computers up to 1600 x 1200.

SIGGRAPH 1998

RGB Spectrum is a designer and manufacturer of systems that integrate computer and video signals for display and communications. Products include multi-screen display controllers, high-end scan converters, multi-signal display processors, video scalers, and computer/video signal synchronizers.

SIGGRAPH 1997

RGB Spectrum demonstrates its latest videographic products. The awardwinning RGB/Videolink scan converter transforms high-resolution computer graphics to broadcast quality video. Outputs include NTSC, PAL, S-Video, and CCIR 601 digital video. The SuperView video windowing systems display multiple simultaneous real-time video or computer inputs on a single computer display.

SIGGRAPH 1996

Products demonstrated include:The RGB/Videolink 1700-D1 scan converter, which transforms high-resolution computer signals to CCIR601 digital video, NTSC, PAL, S-Video, and more; the ComputerWall multi-screen display controller; The SuperView multivideo windowing system; and the SynchroMaster 300AV, a computer signal synchronizer, switcher, fader/dissolve unit for data display projectors.

SIGGRAPH 1995

RGB Spectrum demonstrates a display wall made of four 21-inch flat panel gas plasma displays driven by RGB’s ComputerWall multi-screen processor. Also shown: the RGB/Videolink 1700D1, which features digital component video output, and the latest in RGB’s popular SuperView line of multiple video windowing systems.

SIGGRAPH 1994

RGB Spectrum demonstrates products for video/computer integration and virtual reality. Featured products include the ComputerWall multi-screen display, the SynchroMaster color field sequential scan converter, and the SuperView video windowing system with four live video sources.

SIGGRAPH 1993

See the RGB/Videolink line of scan converters, which transform high-resolution computer graphics to broadcast video; the RGB/View 2050 video windowing system, which integrates real-time video on a workstation; and the MediaWall for displaying digital imagery from a computer on up to 144 monitors or projectors. Demo of a new capability to switch between the MediaWall and a videowall processor.

SIGGRAPH 1992

RGB Spectrum manufactures videographic products for workstations and personal computers, including the RGB/Videolink line of real-time video scan converters, which transform high-resolution computer graphics to television (NTSC or PAL) video, the RGB/View line of video windowing controllers, which integrate live video with text and graphics on high-resolution displays, and the MediaWall multi-screen computer display. Applications include visualization, imaging, interactive video disc training, teleconferencing, and CAD/CAM.

SIGGRAPH 1991

The RGB/View video windowing systems display live television or other real-time video on your high-resolution computer monitor. The RGB/Videolink video scan converters transform computer graphics from any workstation or personal computer to NTSC (or PAL) video for video taping, video projection, or video transmission.

SIGGRAPH 1990

RGB Spectrum manufactures videographic products for integrating computers and video, with applications such as visualization, imaging, interactive video disc training, teleconferencing, and CAD/CAM. The RGB/Videolink scan converter transforms computer graphics to television format (NTSC or PAL). The RGB/View video windowing system displays live video on the computer monitor. RGB Spectrum also performs custom engineering in video/computer integration.