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Old 17-01-2003, 12:31
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problems with ntsc games

i have a multisytem tv and a palps2 with magic3
if i try to play ntsc ps1 games i see them in black and white
if i play ntsc ps2 games i can see only some of the colours i see alot of red and green

why is that??
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Old 17-01-2003, 12:53
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Either your TV isn't really multi-system or you have used an AV port that doesn't accept NTSC. The booklet will tell you which AV port to use.

I hope that's what it is.
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Old 17-01-2003, 12:56
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theres a switch on my tv that says"ntsc 3.58" so it must be multi system but mabye its because my tv is old??
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Hey Charlie so if you have a Multi-System TV you don't have to do the color fix on your ps2?
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theres a switch on my tv that says"ntsc 3.58" so it must be multi system but mabye its because my tv is old??
So it doesn't work right when you switch to NTSC 3.58? Have you done the NTSC/PAL Colour Fix wire?
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Hey Charlie so if you have a Multi-System TV you don't have to do the color fix on your ps2?
With a proper multi-system TV (one that autodetects the signal) I can have my toggle switch in any position (I have a switch that is wired to the NTSC/PAL Colour Fix). I can either force PAL, NTSC or default. The TV handles it all without distortion or loss of colour.

I've also got a PAL only TV. So I can test it both ways.

My investment for your benefit is quite considerable.
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Old 17-01-2003, 14:10
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NTSC/PAL Colour Fix wire? whats that?
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Old 17-01-2003, 15:28
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With a proper multi-system TV (one that autodetects the signal) I can have my toggle switch in any position (I have a switch that is wired to the NTSC/PAL Colour Fix). I can either force PAL, NTSC or default. The TV handles it all without distortion or loss of colour.

I've also got a PAL only TV. So I can test it both ways.

My investment for your benefit is quite considerable.
I know, investing a lot of time and money, but there are a lot of us who really appreciated man. Thanks

A quickie, have you tried this: force PAL on your PAL machine and pop in a NTSC game and use your PAL only TV, does it work?
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NTSC/PAL Colour Fix wire? whats that?
The NTSC/PAL Color fix wire is simply a wire that is solder into 2 point of the ps2 motherboard that forces either NTSC or PAL on your machine.
Go here: http://www.messiah2.com/index.php?subpage=3 and download the appropriate installation diagram for your ps2 Version even thought the diagrams are for a messiah 2 the color fix should work with a magic 3 as well. The install diagrams will tell you which points you have to connect.
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Old 17-01-2003, 15:42
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I know, investing a lot of time and money, but there are a lot of us who really appreciated man. Thanks

A quickie, have you tried this: force PAL on your PAL machine and pop in a NTSC game and use your PAL only TV, does it work?
No - I've only done this on the NTSC machine. When I put a NTSC game into the PAL machine and on into the PAL only TV, I run the output through an NTSC-PAL convertor that I bought from Maplins a couple of years ago.
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