8 Nov
2001
8 Nov
'01
3:48 a.m.
You can get PAL to work on NTSC, but I don't think
you can do it in reverse
since the PAL chips don't have the bandwidth for the extra resolution. You
could get an NTSC console and if you play around a lot with the vertical
hold on the TV's and such you can stablize it and use it on a PAL tv and use
all NTSC carts.
You can also buy an NTSC to PAL converter CHEAP (as low as about $40 US).
Going the other way is more expensive however (PAL to NTSC usually runs
about $200).
Or you can use a computer's video capture card and defeat macrovision
while you are at it (That is how I use my PAL VCR... I play it thru my
Mac's TV Tuner card which can read PAL... and when I want to copy tapes
to NTSC, I just sync it to the video output, which feeds NTSC, and
creates a new sync pulse, thus defeating macrovision... oh wait, by
saying this I am in violation of the DMCA... shucks!)
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
8 Nov
8 Nov
9:36 a.m.
Chris skrev:
Or you can use a computer's video capture card and
defeat macrovision
while you are at it (That is how I use my PAL VCR... I play it thru my
Mac's TV Tuner card which can read PAL... and when I want to copy tapes
to NTSC, I just sync it to the video output, which feeds NTSC, and
creates a new sync pulse, thus defeating macrovision... oh wait, by
saying this I am in violation of the DMCA... shucks!)
This is a little on topic, since it concerns a "classic" technology.
I'm told that Macrovision is very VHS-centric, and as a consequence, it's
without consequence when dubbed onto ?etamax, VCR or Video 2000, to name a
few.
I wish I had salvaged that VCR machine now... Not for piracy, I just like old
video equipment.
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