Problem with PAL TV

Rilex

Date: Thursday, 2010-04-08, 12:39 PM | Message # 1

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In PAl TV the games are black and white
I think that it's because my TV doesn't support NTSC.
In the future, Will we have a new fusa that it has support PAL TV?
I want to have fusa in my PAl TV, and i want that it run well( in color)

My English is bad, sad sorry tongue

Added (2010-03-12, 11:21 PM)
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Mmm... Can someone help me?
wacko

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Thanks for nothing dry

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Help... please...

Message edited by Rilex - Monday, 2010-03-22, 6:15 PM

mtmarco

Date: Friday, 2010-04-09, 10:56 PM | Message # 2

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Hi Rilex, i've got your same problem. I've got a PAL tv and i'm trying to get color image, but i've searched everywhere in the web and i am not finding anything useful. It seems there aren't method to get PAL output, i was also thinking of FUSA team on doing this, but perhaps they can't do this.

However on my LCD tv colors are full working with AV and composite cable, and fusa is full working showing full screen modes at full speed. Now my problem remains that in my university-house tv (that is an old pal one) the image is showed black and white as for you.

Let's wait and see... i'll continue to search if you find something let me know.

Bye

Rilex

Date: Saturday, 2010-04-10, 4:09 PM | Message # 3

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Ok, thanks for your answer

Light_AleX

Date: Tuesday, 2010-04-13, 11:33 AM | Message # 4

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The dve (video output) chip in the PSP only outputs video in the NTSC format. If you play it on a PAL system, it will always be Black and White. There are a few options you can do to get coloured output.

1. Get a new Multi system Television.
2. Get a converter NTSC -> PAL
3. Make it go through a Video player that supports multi system but outputs in PAL. (I doubt this would work though :P )

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