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US ps2 games workin in ireland?

ohandels · 2004-11-26 15:56:06

How do you get NTSC games to work in colour over here, the game works fine but its in black and white, and i dont have a 60hz tv, is there another way around it?

26-11-2004 3:56pm

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ohandels

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How do you get NTSC games to work in colour over here, the game works fine but its in black and white, and i dont have a 60hz tv, is there another way around it?

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#2 26-11-2004 10:02pm

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Have you ur ps2 chipped? what kind is it?
you will probably just need an RGB Scart lead.

Hakko

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#3 27-11-2004 2:03am

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RGB scart lead or a colour fix job done on the ps2

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#4 28-11-2004 1:17pm

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Is the colour fix a function on particular chips. or is it just modding the mainboard with a couple o' wires?

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#5 28-11-2004 4:57pm

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Even if you can do the colour fix I advise you to get a proper RGB scart lead. It should give a much better picture than composite(that comes with PS2).

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#6 28-11-2004 11:45pm

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The colour fix is just one wire, pretty easy to do. But RGB is the way to go

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#7 02-12-2004 3:31pm

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Im using the swap magic, what if my tv isn't rgb compatible?

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#8 02-12-2004 6:11pm

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If your TV has a scart socket it should be RGB compatabile.

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