PAL ---> NTSC Converter
#1
Anybody use one for a VCR, games console, whatever?
Been thinking of getting one, but can't find one with SCAART/RF input for my old VCR and UK N64.
I'm currently using my old UK TV to watch/play, but tbh it's a bit of a pain in the arse wheeling it out whenever I fancy delving into nostalgic vids and a quick go of Mario Kart...
Been thinking of getting one, but can't find one with SCAART/RF input for my old VCR and UK N64.
I'm currently using my old UK TV to watch/play, but tbh it's a bit of a pain in the arse wheeling it out whenever I fancy delving into nostalgic vids and a quick go of Mario Kart...
#2
Convert the videos to NTSC DVD and buy a Wii to play mario kart on (via the Virtual Console)? Problem solved
#3
From what I gather from friends in the TV industry, they're all pretty crappy unless you pay thousands of pounds for a professional model. But they should be good enough for VHS tapes and video games.
#6
A GC pad for the wii is what, $10 max?
#7
TrishB had one for her VCR iirc - PM her or search the archive. I think she got it via mail order and she was happy with it.
#8
Stooodent



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It's not worth using NTSC/PAL converters with consoles, there will be a delay in the signal reaching the TV which makes it useless. I had an NTSC -> PAL converter for an imported Gamecube a few years ago, the image quality was terrible and the sound/video was out of sync due to the delay.
Not worth it in my own opinion.
Not worth it in my own opinion.




