Just a quick update. I mentioned (not sure if it was here or elsewhere) that I could play PAL games on my NTSC Amiga with the 2 adapters, but I had to do a bit of a dance.
Get the svideo-vga adapter into PAL, then reboot the Amiga into PAL, etc..
Otherwise, I had a PAL b/w image..
Well, that's wrong.
I was doing that yesterday, and used whdload to load a game on my Amiga which was running in NTSC. So, I added the PAL option to the icon for the whdload game, and it came up in PAL, but b/w. As usual.
Then I looked at my amigamaniac svideo adapter and thought about the jumper for "tuning". So I took a handy needle nose pliers (not recommended btw) and jumpererd it, and the picture flickered a bit, and there was color!! Hmmm..
Used a real jumper (which is provided) and it was working!
Now, there were a few sparklies/lines etc infrequently (when popping into/out of PAL sometimes), so I picked a time when there were sparklies, and grabbed a tiny screwdriver and started turning the adjuster on the adapter and got a stable picture.
Now, I can pop into and out of PAL/NTSC and just use the switch on the adapter to get my color back!
Just a heads up.
desiv
Get the svideo-vga adapter into PAL, then reboot the Amiga into PAL, etc..
Otherwise, I had a PAL b/w image..
Well, that's wrong.
I was doing that yesterday, and used whdload to load a game on my Amiga which was running in NTSC. So, I added the PAL option to the icon for the whdload game, and it came up in PAL, but b/w. As usual.
Then I looked at my amigamaniac svideo adapter and thought about the jumper for "tuning". So I took a handy needle nose pliers (not recommended btw) and jumpererd it, and the picture flickered a bit, and there was color!! Hmmm..
Used a real jumper (which is provided) and it was working!
Now, there were a few sparklies/lines etc infrequently (when popping into/out of PAL sometimes), so I picked a time when there were sparklies, and grabbed a tiny screwdriver and started turning the adjuster on the adapter and got a stable picture.
Now, I can pop into and out of PAL/NTSC and just use the switch on the adapter to get my color back!
Just a heads up.
desiv