That might seem an obvious option, but it'll mess the timing up. If there is VIS code this either needs to ignore it, or use it to some degree...well it has to, there's no frame sync otherwise with VIS code. The code IS the frame sync.Harry Dalek wrote:Arrrr So software that can make a 8 sec with a VIS code will cause problems mmm,an idea could be to edit the VIS code out with a sound editor ?
I could add a manual 'frame reset' button as per the old CRT versions, the read processor still has quite a few I/O pins free, I've not thought of it before as the MkI was so reliable in this regard. But under poor signal conditions, who knows. It's a push-button and one resistor to add...though again I need to think on this.Harry Dalek wrote:Am i right in saying the standard 7 and 8 sec SSTV started with a frame pulse so this could still be a problem unless you manually reset which more than likely you have built in here.
Steve Anderson wrote:I could add a manual 'frame reset' button as per the old CRT versions, the read processor still has quite a few I/O pins free, I've not thought of it before as the MkI was so reliable in this regard. But under poor signal conditions, who knows. It's a push-button and one resistor to add...though again I need to think on this.
Steve A.
Had a bit of a fall yesterday, I'm OK, just somewhat sore. So I can't perch on my workshop 'bar stool' (I guess correctly termed a laboratory stool) to wield the soldering iron as I had intended to. I need some back support now.
To quote Phil Collins at the opening of a recent performance, "Getting old sucks!"
Steve A.
Klaas Robers wrote:I know that Steve has a well working SSTV generator...
Klaas Robers wrote:Dear Chris,
Ask Harry where to find it, he knows to find everything in this forum.
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