Need URGENT HELP Regarding PS2 Network Adapter?
olipage123 asked:
So I purchased a network adapter for my PS2 - that’s fine. (I’m based in the UK, and I bought it from USA.) Seperately, I bought a network access disk, which is required if you are to configure your online settings (I could only find one in USA). Here’s my problem - the format of the access disk is NTSC, and my PS2, like all European PS2s only accepts PAL format. Is there a way to overcome this problem without returning the disk?I’ve tried converting the disk from NTSC to PAL using various software, but this doesn’t work. I would prefer it if your answer doesn’t instruct me to buy anything else, as I’ve already dished out quite a bit of money! Thanks in advance, and detailed answers will be rewarded with a BEST ANSWER!
Earl
So I purchased a network adapter for my PS2 - that’s fine. (I’m based in the UK, and I bought it from USA.) Seperately, I bought a network access disk, which is required if you are to configure your online settings (I could only find one in USA). Here’s my problem - the format of the access disk is NTSC, and my PS2, like all European PS2s only accepts PAL format. Is there a way to overcome this problem without returning the disk?I’ve tried converting the disk from NTSC to PAL using various software, but this doesn’t work. I would prefer it if your answer doesn’t instruct me to buy anything else, as I’ve already dished out quite a bit of money! Thanks in advance, and detailed answers will be rewarded with a BEST ANSWER!
Earl
Tags: Money, Pal Format, Thanks In Advance
April 16th, 2009 at 7:28 pm
All of the PS2 games that have online features have the connection set up built in. Just select “make new connection” or “new connection” when you go to the online play.