Hello,
i would like to build myself one of these: https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Build-a-N64-TASBot/
I ordered all the parts nessesary, the only problem is that i live in germany and none of the JPN/USA Tas would work on my PAL console because of the 25 FPS instead of 30FPS NTSC
Is there a way to "Convert" the NTSC Tas M64 files to a PAL one? (Delaying every action by 5 FPS i think.
And does anyone know if the Clock is slower on the PAL N64 Controller port aswell?
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But then i had to rebuy all the expensive and "rare" games i already own :(
Isn't there any other way? Or maybe some PAL Tas M64 files?
While TASvideos.org is the one of the primary places regarding creation and archiving of TAS runs; console/hardware verification is not as big of a part of this particular community. We do mark runs that have been verified on consoles, but the actual work of console verification isn't heavily discussed here typically.
If you're wanting more information on running TASes on original hardware, look into the TASBot community. Individuals there are more heavily involved in running TASes on real hardware, and they can likely give you some good direction on how to proceed in achieving what you're desiring.
https://tas.bot/http://discord.tasbot.net/
But then i had to rebuy all the expensive and "rare" games i already own :(
Isn't there any other way? Or maybe some PAL Tas M64 files?
While TASvideos.org is the one of the primary places regarding creation and archiving of TAS runs; console/hardware verification is not as big of a part of this particular community. We do mark runs that have been verified on consoles, but the actual work of console verification isn't heavily discussed here typically.
If you're wanting more information on running TASes on original hardware, look into the TASBot community. Individuals there are more heavily involved in running TASes on real hardware, and they can likely give you some good direction on how to proceed in achieving what you're desiring.
https://tas.bot/http://discord.tasbot.net/
