[Wear-Hard] Interesting prices for some of the newer "glasses" style HMD's

[john McDonald]

Hi Greg,

Congratulation for giving me the right idea.  You said I try,

Can you pass your pong device INTO a vcr or something like that that
and then to the ARGO?  Does it work then?

I did try it and it worked fine.  What would this means please?

By inverting the signal, do you mean that I send the signal into an
inverter?, or just reverse the polarity when it is connected to the ARGO AV
in?

Thanks,

John.



On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 2:50 PM, Greg Priest-Dorman <priestdo at cs.vassar.edu>
wrote:

> So, if I understand you:
>
> Comercial NTSC Source -> dirves TV
> Comercial NTSC Source -> dirves ARGO
>
> Home built NTSC Source (pong) -> drives TV
> Home built NTSC Source (pong) -> does not drive ARGO
>
> So, perhaps there is some redundency between the Comercial NTSC source
> and the TV that is missing on your PONG source and your ARGO.
>
> I am not an NTSC person, but the first thing that comes to mind is
> Ground
>
> Alternatively, NTSC a 2 connector (gnd and signal) plug, right?  Could
> it be reversed on your device?  Perhaps the TV can deal with that and
> the ARGO can't?
>
> What about signal strength?  Perhaps the TV can deal with a weak
> signal that the ARGO cannot.  (or an inverted one - reversed )
>
> Can you pass your pong device INTO a vcr or something like that that
> and then to the ARGO?  Does it work then?
>
> Does this suggest anything to you?
>
> Just brainstorming (during a cool lecture on Flapjax by Shriram
> Krihnamurthi).
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> -Greg
>
> --
>
>  Greg Priest-Dorman
>  priestdo at cs.vassar.edu
>
>
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