Sound-cars scopes don't work in this application, no Z-axis blanking.
I've got a pair of Wells Gardner 19 inch monochrome vector monitors,
NOS, in centeral MA. if needed.
Brian Chase wrote:
>On Sat, 31 Aug 2002, Hans B Pufal wrote:
>
>>Kris Kirby wrote:
>>
>
>>>what about an o-scope? Or I am being hideously naive about a computer
>>>older than I am?
>>>
>>Not at all, in fact that is what we use at the moment. The problem is
>>that the screen is far too small to provide any audience participation
>>when the computer is on display (pardon the pun).
>>
>
>Although this is not a good option for purists, it may be suitable for
>for sizable audiences. You might try using a software oscilloscope, one
>that takes its inputs from a soundcard. I'd imagine that one could use
>a stereo capable soundcard to provide X/Y inputs. Then, given a large
>monitor or a video projector, you could have a more adequately sized
>display.
>
>There seem to be a couple packages available for Windows and here's one
>for Linux: http://xoscope.sourceforge.net/
>
>-brian.
>
>
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