Pal 50 ir 60

Tj wa ka daryt kad nuskaitytu geimj Pal 50.

Pakeisti televizoriu.

nesupratau temos PAL 50 yra PAL,PAL 60 yra NTSC ( jei nemaisau),tai tu su x360 PAL(50) nepalosi pvz NTSC (PAL 60 ) zaidimu ir atvirksciai

no0ne ar tikrai? as kazkodel abejoju...pvz. buvau atsisiuntes nba 2k8 demuske tai prase manes pasikeist i PAL60 telike, pasikeiciau ir veike. (konsole tai PAL, o ne NTSC)

o seip manau nieko nepakeisi jei zaidai nepalaiko PAL50 tai ir nepalaikys

PAL60 yra PAL50 ir NTSC viename.

KeiD,jei taip galima padaryti,tai kazkokios nesamones jau..

PAL60 yra PAL50 ir NTSC viename.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PAL

...Multisystem PAL support and "PAL 60"

...

Many newer Video Cassette recorders (and Region 2 DVD players) sold in Europe can play back NTSC tapes/discs. When operating in this mode most of them don't output a true (625/25) PAL signal but rather a hybrid of PAL and NTSC known as "PAL 60" (or "pseudo PAL") with "60" standing for 60Hz, instead of 50Hz. Some video game consoles also output a signal in this mode. Most newer television sets can display such a signal correctly but some will only do so (if at all) in black and white and/or with flickering/foldover at the bottom of the picture, or picture rolling (it can be noted, however, that many analogue-era TV sets can receive the picture by means of adjusting the V-Hold and V-Height knobs — assuming they have them). Very few TV tuner cards or video capture cards will support this mode (a small number can, although software/driver modification is usually required and the manufacturers specs are usually unclear). A "PAL 60" signal is similar to an NTSC (525/30) signal but with a PAL chrominance subcarrier at 4.43 MHz (instead of 3.58) and with the PAL-specific phase alternation of the red colour difference signal between the lines.

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is

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PAL

...Multisystem PAL support and "PAL 60"

...

Many newer Video Cassette recorders (and Region 2 DVD players) sold in Europe can play back NTSC tapes/discs. When operating in this mode most of them don't output a true (625/25) PAL signal but rather a hybrid of PAL and NTSC known as "PAL 60" (or "pseudo PAL") with "60" standing for 60Hz, instead of 50Hz. Some video game consoles also output a signal in this mode. Most newer television sets can display such a signal correctly but some will only do so (if at all) in black and white and/or with flickering/foldover at the bottom of the picture, or picture rolling (it can be noted, however, that many analogue-era TV sets can receive the picture by means of adjusting the V-Hold and V-Height knobs — assuming they have them). Very few TV tuner cards or video capture cards will support this mode (a small number can, although software/driver modification is usually required and the manufacturers specs are usually unclear). A "PAL 60" signal is similar to an NTSC (525/30) signal but with a PAL chrominance subcarrier at 4.43 MHz (instead of 3.58) and with the PAL-specific phase alternation of the red colour difference signal between the lines.

 

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