I'm running out of NTSC titles that I want, so I'm entertaining the notion of starting to collect PAL titles. I also have a few rare PAL carts I'd like to play.
What's the best way to play PAL cartridges in NTSC land?
One idea I have is to acquire a PAL console, connect the RF to an NTSC (or PAL?) VCR, then send A/V from the VCR to a VGA converter. Does anyone think that would work?
Or is there a simpler solution (with the exception of emulation, which doesn't interest me) that is known to work?
I'd really rather not buy a PAL TV.
I think I've heard mention that a modern NTSC HDTV can handle PAL RF input. Not sure if that's correct?
The optimal solution for me would be playing on my NTSC CRT TV.
What's the best way to play PAL cartridges in NTSC land?
One idea I have is to acquire a PAL console, connect the RF to an NTSC (or PAL?) VCR, then send A/V from the VCR to a VGA converter. Does anyone think that would work?
Or is there a simpler solution (with the exception of emulation, which doesn't interest me) that is known to work?
I'd really rather not buy a PAL TV.
I think I've heard mention that a modern NTSC HDTV can handle PAL RF input. Not sure if that's correct?
The optimal solution for me would be playing on my NTSC CRT TV.