Before we get into a huge NTSC versus PAL fracas in the comments, as a resident of the US we’ll stipulate that our analog color television standards were lousy. But as [standupmaths] explores in ...

[Derecho] grabbed a PAL format Super Nintendo but wanted to make it play nicely with a 60 Hertz NTSC screen. His hack added a single switch to choose between 50 Hz and 60 Hz. Take a look at the ...

Almost all PS1 Classics have been updated to include the option to swap between NTSC and PAL versions. NTSC versions provide better performance for PS1 games than their PAL counterparts due to ...

A DVD formatted for the NTSC market. Prior to digital television, NTSC and PAL were the two major analog TV formats, each with different frame rates and lines of resolution. When DVDs were ...

As reported by players in regions that were stuck with the inferior PAL version, the classic now has an option to switch regions, which allows us to play the NTSC version available in the Americas.

PT57 is a video encoder IP (intellectual property) core supporting NTSC-M/PAL standards as well as 960H NTSC/PAL, and AHD/HD-CVI/HD-TVI analogue HD formats at 720p-25Hz/30Hz, 1080p 25Hz/30Hz, 4MP-25Hz ...

Includes high resolution CCD camera with software zoom capabilities for capturing badgeholder images. Built-in flash, tripod system. Rapid images download. USB 1.1 (USB 2.0 compliant) PAL or NTSC ...