Hi Res Version of Front (1660 x 720)
Hi Res Version of Back (1660 x 720)
Manufacturer: Centaur Development.
Bus: Video Slot
chipset:
BT437KpJ35
video ram:
???
software:
OpalPaint (24 bit paint and image manipulation)
Opal Presents (Presentation Software)
OpalAniMATE (Animation player 8, 12, 15, 18, 24 bit)
connectors:
DB-23 (Amiga compatible)
Internal expansion
jumpers:
???
connections:
Uses the Amiga Video slot
description:
This is a 24 bit display buffer. The display works in
chunky mode, which allows few other packages to display
graphics on them. Most of the support is a framebuffer.
With OpalPaint it capabilities of doing 24 bit painting
has been its main feature.
general features:
24 bit display
DB-23 compatible with the standard Amiga display port
making it possible to use GENLOCKS, COMPOSITE
ENCODERS, ETC.
Can be used with standard Amiga monitors
configuration:
Turn cmputer OFF
Plug in the board, plug in the Amiga monitor in its output
instead.
Turn ON the system
Install the OpalVision software and enjoy...
requirements:
A2000, A2500, A3000, A3000T, A4000, A4000T
Video slot avilable to install the card.
Monitor capable of standard Amiga video frequencies
add-ons:
Video Processor
Video Suite
Scan Rate Converter/TBC (never produced)
Although the OpalVision board is not an RTG graphics card, it is possible to use this card with many other pieces of software which support it. An example is using it with the Apple Macintosh emulator board Emplant to displays the Macs output.
Thanks to Ed Joseph, Antoine Dubourgand, Gary Bliter and Jeff Rose
