Yo /vr/ I've just bought this little thing right here,

Why do you even need this? Every CRT supports 60hz unless it's really shit

>>4056890
>NTSC to PAL converter
3rd world problems.

>>4056895
Not really. Many don't support 60hz, especially if they're from the 80s.

>>4056915
The only ones I've seen that don't support 60hz are the very small sized ones. As far as I remember even when the standard was 50hz for everything, they still supported 60hz

Getting another TV is probably easier, cheaper and better than messing with that converter

>>4056915
Yeah, what this guy said.
I have two CRT TVs, one come straight from the 80s and the other one it's from 2000 or 2001..and they both dont seem to support the Famicom signal and show it in colour.
>>4056934
>I've seen that don't support 60hz are the very small sized ones

This could be relevant though, as both of my CRTs are very small and probably meant to be portable.

Is there really no way to at least reduce the lag?

>>4056943
Get a 60hz tv is all you can do, really. I'm guessing you're using the second model Famicom, or had one composite modded, so getting a 60hz tv will fix your issue.

>>4056943
Is the image stable but black & white? In that case you could try a composite -> RGB converter. That way you circumvent the color issue but the signal remains 60hz. The device you used adjusts the timings and this type of device will therefore always cause delays.

>>4056975
Im using a Twin Famicom actually.

I'll have to import one then, i can't seem to find a decent CRT TV around here.
Thank you all for replies by the way.

>>4056985
>composite -> RGB converter

Does it even exist?

>>4056890
Sucks you're too retarded to have any other options. I have a couple PAL famicoms I've been thinking about ripping the converter circuit out of. But all my TVs are multi system so there's not much point.

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Dont buy this one either, it is black and white if you try to play old consoles but there is no lag

>>4056997
Yup, the Frenchies used them for their SECAM stuff and sometimes you see them bundled with consoles on eBay. I don't know any model names, sorry.

>>4057112
No worries, i'll give it a look on ebay and see what i can find.
Thank you btw

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>>4057112
I hope you're not talking about one of these things, because it doesn't convert composite to anything.

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>>4057430
We yurops know the difference between SCART and RGB thankyouverymuch.

>>4057430
No, not one of these. I mean an adapter like the French use for the NES. A French NES outputs RGB derived from composite. Composite quality, but RGB so that the color encoding system is bypassed.

Yeah just look into getting a good telly. CRT TV's were still very much a thing in the 00's and any TV manufactured then will support 60hz without a doubt.

>>4057098
I couldn t get the one I got to do anything with a monitor or tv. No image nothing