pal2ntsc
 

is the site not up anymore for the pal2ntsc info that is stickied on the the sticky page?

i am a newbie to the pal2ntsc stuff and i was curious about the specifics about the difference between the 2.

i have an apple pro in a v7 on a tv with components, do i still need to patch?
the reason i ask is i thought i have read somewhere that if you are using components you do not need to patch, but i bet i am way off....

thanks for the info!

If you mean the site that had all the pal to ntsc patches http://ps2chimps.ps2newz.net/ yes it seams that they have gone down. You can also look at www.megagames.com and even http://www.alucard.cc/ they both have pal 2 ntsc patches.

thanks a lot man!

no problem.

one question, what do you mean by this?

what do you mean by components?

i think he means modchip

component cables = RGB

i read somewhere that the only difference between pal and ntsc is the how it plays on your tv. if you play a pal game on a normal tv with stanard inputs, it will play in black and white. consequently, if you play a pal game on a tv that uses component cables, RGB, then everything will be okay.

is this the truth?

yea it does ur tvs got 2 be able to take a pal signal tho

ok so the signal is different too. so no matter what, you have to patch them right?

The way I understand it as of now....

PS2 chimps will NOT be back....

With all of the things that "happened" last month, the chimps decided that it was too much of a risk to keep doing the patches, and thus they have "retired".....

WOW that sucks....I guess I'm a little out of the loop. What all happened last month that you are speaking of?

Yeah, I'm quite interested too. I wasn't aware anything had happened. Must have kept it quiet...

I found this in google cashe :(

Thanks khafan.....

Beat me to it! :)

oh well just do the onboard mod ull be fine

Bloody hell. That was a good site too. Very useful for patches and a link when someone would mail me about patching... :(

Just use the ADR patcher with the ntsc2pal fixer on it. It works in most cases.




Tyler!