This video shows how to generate a composite video signal using the ESP32 microcontroller.
The parts, code, converters, and more details can be found on the project page: http://bitluni.net/esp32-composite-video/

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Details on video standards:
https://www.radios-tv.co.uk/Pembers/World-TV-Standards/Line-Standards.html

Charles Lohr's video on esp8266 video signals: https://youtu.be/bcez5pcp55w

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Покупая IP Видеорегистраторы (NVR, HYBRID) Everfocus ECOR264-16 в ТЕРАТЕК, вы получаете качественный сервис, привлекательные условия доставки.

Using a digital pin, shifting out a signal at 80 MHz to broadcast analog tv to an analog tv on channel 3.  Whooh!

Github: http://github.com/cnlohr/channel3

I was playing around with the I2S bus on the ESP8266 and found that it could output the I2S port at 80 MHz and still maintain the DMA!

This is actually generating disruptions at the right frequency to be picked up by my analog TV and display NTSC video!

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