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Apparently this is still in development as version 1.2 has been released as of 12/30/19. Link to follow:
https://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=898195#898195
Thanks for the pic! Always love to see other people’s setups. It was a great version of Frogger as well.
It really depends on what is compatible with EPROM programmer. You would want to look at that and what may be compatible. Here is a link to eBay though for a general search.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=eprom+%282764%2C+27128%2C+27256%2C+27512%29
Yes, if you are burning your own EPROMS, you will need to purchase the appropriate EPROM from a vendor. I would recommend eBay and search “EPROM 2732” for 4K EPROMs. You would also need an EPROM programmer. The GQ PRG-055 GQ-4X V4 is a good model and not expensive. It is also available on eBay.
The adapter works for PAL (50 Hz) and NTSC (60 Hz). It is composite only so not S-Video compatible.
Based on the pictures I have seen of the standard Famicom, it does not. This connector started with the SNES/Super Famicom generation.
The cable itself displays PAL as it states in the description. I don’t know if it converts Hz so the question would be more does your TV/Display support your GameCube. PAL displays at 50Hz while NTSC is 60Hz.
Glad you like it. I have tested it myself with great results. It is a lot cheaper than other mods and cables I have seen available for these systems.