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Re: Weird/Missing colors on my Apple //e...
- Subject: Re: Weird/Missing colors on my Apple //e...
- From: "Luke Forat" <iceman@nospam.digidude.homeip.net>
- Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 23:53:00 GMT
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IceMan wrote:
>
>If you have a NTSC-capable display you may be better off getting a US
>motherboard which may produce "good enough" NTSC for your converter to
>work.
I'm not that desperate - I can live like this for now:) Besides, I'd
hate to part with my good ol' motherboard...
>> I have an old CRT PAL monitor, which I used with my Amiga 500 - it
>> has a
>This should work, too, but you'll get the usual squashed 50-Hz-picture.
>Don't forget to re-adjust the color pots on the mainboard...
The pots are back to their original positions. You mention the squashed
50Hz picture? The subcarrier crystal is a PAL one - I didn't notice any
squashing with the current settings on my TFT monitor - should there be? Is
this because the source "scan" is still NTSC and adapted to PAL just by
changing the subcarrier frequency?
Damn, I'd love to have that reference manual handy and check the video
section out.
Thanks,
Luke