Thanks, I think it's cool
There's some details you need to know, for example c64 has odd-only video lines at 60Hz. There are some advanced tweaks to output interlaced video too.
Some links:
http://techmind.org/vd/paldec.html
software PAL/NTSC video decoder (windows), includes the famous "BBC PAL" artefact-free color decoding.
http://sites.google.com/site/h2obses...C128/Interlace
Details of vic-ii video signal and software interlace trick
I see that you captured a raw PAL frame, I was wondering if you could capture a frame from a VCR? I'd really like to investigate jitter, and write a software decoder to remove it.
Too bad I don't have a Mac, but I'd like to see a C version that I could turn into an avisynth plugin, this would send video through an encode-decode loop to create a simulated composite signal.