Japanese Sega Saturn Question

[jimmy fingaz]

I am a UK resident and have just bought a japanese sega saturn console.
I have set up all the connections and everything works fine, but the picture on my T.V screen is in black and white. How do I get it in color?

Thanks

P.S The T.V I refer to is a 60 htz T.V

[ave]

Some TVs won't accept an RGB-signal. It may works with a scart/cinch-cable.

[Push Upstairs]

What kind of connection are you using?

SCART. RGB, A/V cables, RF?

[jimmy fingaz]

I'm using the, Red, White and Yellow connection directly to the T.V.
But I just found out that I need a NTSC to PAL converter in order for it to display color.
Thanks for the responses.

[Push Upstairs]

I thought 60htz was an NTSC TV?

Isn't 50 htz PAL?

[jimmy fingaz]

I'm not too sure, but I always thought it was a 60 htz T.V.
The reason why is because whenever I play Shenmue on the Dreamcast it asks me to select 50 htz or 60 htz. I always chose 60 htz and it plays in color.
However on the PS2 when given the same option - I needed to buy a 60 htz scart cable in order to play games in color, otherwise it would be in black and white.

[dj898]

there's is thing called PAL-60 which is by all means the NTSC-60 but some old PAL TV still have problem with NTSC-60...
Try on another TV.

By the way the connection you have the standard composiet connection.
Yellow RCA for Composite video signal and red and white RCA sockets for stereo sound...

[bangtango]

I'm not too sure, but I always thought it was a 60 htz T.V.
The reason why is because whenever I play Shenmue on the Dreamcast it asks me to select 50 htz or 60 htz. I always chose 60 htz and it plays in color.
However on the PS2 when given the same option - I needed to buy a 60 htz scart cable in order to play games in color, otherwise it would be in black and white.

So how'd it turn out?