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Offline rkauerTopic starter

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Converting a NTSC 1200 to PAL
« on: March 20, 2007, 05:39:42 AM »
Hello again ppl.

I'm bored to reboot my Amiga every time I want to play a PAL game (they are the majority of them).:sleep:

What is the pin I have to cut on Lisa chip to force the Miggy to PAL boot?:huh:

 Yes, I'll put a switch to choose PAL/NTSC.:-D

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Re: Converting a NTSC 1200 to PAL
« Reply #1 on: March 22, 2007, 06:42:41 AM »
Ok.

Thanks a  lot, fellows.

I have a RGB A1942 monitor. I live in Brazil: PAL (NTSC automatic) TVs, 220V/60Hz mains.

But missing 200 lines in the bottom of screen is just the not-that-bad issue and trash the sound. Some games simply blurs the screen of my monitor.

I don't want to pull out the Alice pin, but follow it 'till the resistor and put a switch (and a regular resistor) instead of it. Simple like that.

Don't need to change the modulator, I have other PAL and NTSC machines here. But the 1200 is my main machine.
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