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"PES3 - 60Htz?"

When I first got Pro Evo 3 (and I'm including the demo aswell), I tried to select 60Htz mode, but it basically said that I never had a scart lead to do it.

Now, I've always assumed that the lead you got with the PS2 was a Scart Lead as standard.

So, in closing; does ANYONE have 60Htz up and running on Pro Evo? And If so, how have you done it?

If your TV doesn't support 60 hz and you try running on 60 hz, then the picture will be black and white, or maybe a little jumpy. So if you've set it to 60 hz and you have a B+W picture, then your TV must only be capable of running at 50 hz. Or at least that's my understanding of it anyway.

:)

doesnt it turn black and whiye on 60?

Virtuoso wrote:
> I forgot to add, I have the Red and White connections (from the PS2
> lead) hooked up to my Stereo for surround sound, but with the yellow
> lead in the TV, it works fine. But not in 60, obviously.

My PS2 is set up in the exact same way and I have no problems playing PES on 60 HZ.

Sandbox Magician wrote:

This one should do the trick:-

http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/ (SPACE) q_GG5879_ultimate_rgb_scart.html

I've got 2 at home and they work superbly well.
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Cheers for that mate; and that looks like it's got the connections for my Stereo aswell!

=D

Absolu† Neó wrote:
> Sandbox Magician wrote:
> Commonly known as a "Composite" lead. :)
>
> I knew that....
>
> :P

:)

This one should do the trick:-

http://uk.special.reserve.co.uk/ (SPACE) q_GG5879_ultimate_rgb_scart.html

I've got 2 at home and they work superbly well.

Sandbox Magician wrote:
> Commonly known as a "Composite" lead. :)

I knew that....

:P

No probs Houllier :)

I always question the quality of scart leads since I bought a decent one with gold connections a while ago to use on my PS 2 cause I was getting black and white image on imports and it didn't work so I tried my old PSX one which I bought from Elec Bou ages ago (which was a pretty basic and standard scart lead) and voila it worked..

But it wouldn't hurt trying because you need it for a different reason but make sure it's RGB.

Absolu† Neó wrote:
> I previously hooked it up in a similar fashion but needed an RGB cable
> so scrapped the cable I got with the PS2.
>
> To be honest, the one you get with the PS2 is cack mate - it's a
> cross between a scart and a normal input/output lead.

Commonly known as a "Composite" lead. :)

Cheers Fergie, I'll get one of them :)

=P

...I assume the gold-plated Scart cables are the better quality than standard Scarts?

I previously hooked it up in a similar fashion but needed an RGB cable so scrapped the cable I got with the PS2.

To be honest, the one you get with the PS2 is cack mate - it's a cross between a scart and a normal input/output lead.

Your best bet would be to buy a proper RGB scart lead but then you would need to find another way of connecting it to you sound system but you'll see the quality of the picture improve immensly.