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Originally Posted by SpeedEvil View Post
You will never - with normal analog TV signals - get to that.
There are simply not 800 columns displayed on any TV standard, by most sensible measures.
The separate question of what might be the theoretical resolution of the tv-out - hooked up to a non-standard monitor is also an interesting one.

The relevant part of the schematic is on the left of page 2.
The tv out pin of the SoC is connected to a 3u3H inductor, and a 47pF cap to the Vfb pin.
This then goes to an analog switch at the top of page 8 - and straight to the output of the socket (through an ESD filter).


The DAC itself IIRC has a stupid maximum clock - 40MHz.
I would need to chec what the inductor/cap mean.

(however - you couldn't connect a _standard_ monitor of any description here, and get 1024*768).
At best it would be mono. Even if it's possible at all.

Another theroretically possible option would be USB-host with a USB video card - this is very much under development - nobodies gotten USB working properly yet.
 

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