NTSC to PAL

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I have a conversion problem.
My TV does'nt work with NTSC signals.
My laserdisc players (CLD-1850 and CLD-J420) can play PAL and NTSC discs.
Both players can also convert NTSC to PAL, but the output is still 60 Hz.
I get a picture but it is rolling over my screen.
So my TV does'nt work with PAL on 60Hz.
Is there any way to get an PAL 50 signal from a NTSC 60 signal.

Gerbrand
Holland

 

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This may not be an answer that you want, but I have found that if you record a
laserdisc on to a DVD. That DVD will play on both PAL and NTSC TVs. I guess
that once the picture is digitized, it no longer matters.

>I have a conversion problem.
>My TV does'nt work with NTSC signals.
>My laserdisc players (CLD-1850 and CLD-J420) can play PAL and NTSC discs.
>Both players can also convert NTSC to PAL, but the output is still 60 Hz.
>I get a picture but it is rolling over my screen.
>So my TV does'nt work with PAL on 60Hz.
>Is there any way to get an PAL 50 signal from a NTSC 60 signal.
>
>Gerbrand
>Holland

 

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"Integra" <gerry@dwan.tmfweb.nl> wrote in message
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> My TV does'nt work with NTSC signals.
> ...
> I get a picture but it is rolling over my screen.
> So my TV does'nt work with PAL on 60Hz.
>
If your TV set has a V-Hold control, adjustment of this setting should
enable you to eliminate the rolling effect.

 

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"Matthew" <114775.401@compuserve.invalid> schreef in bericht
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> "Integra" <gerry@dwan.tmfweb.nl> wrote in message
> news:ci5lcl$9td$1@news2.tilbu1.nb.home.nl...
> > My TV does'nt work with NTSC signals.
> > ...
> > I get a picture but it is rolling over my screen.
> > So my TV does'nt work with PAL on 60Hz.
> >
> If your TV set has a V-Hold control, adjustment of this setting should
> enable you to eliminate the rolling effect.
>
>

If it has one, it's on the inside and it's going to be a problem if I want
to play a PAL50 disc, DVD, Tape or watch television.

Gerbrand
Holland