Frage von Markus73:
Hi folks,
I am currently in the process to create a DVD, as I always do: From the material to a PAL DV camera.
Now it has shown that among people who get this DVD are synonymous friend from Canada, where we all know NTSC is used.
With this issue, I had yet to be done no more than theory, so my questions:
- Can North America standard stand-alone DVD player synonymous with a PAL-DVD deal?
- If I'm with my software (Magix VdL 2008 +) Project "with violence" as an NTSC output, I have strong reason to fear loss of quality (because the raw material in PAL)?
- If s.PC is playing, probably the PAL / NTSC question no longer play a role, right?
For all references relating to experience and I am very grateful to you!
Regards,
Markus
Antwort von Markus:
- Can North America standard stand-alone DVD player synonymous with a PAL-DVD deal? Only when the question explicitly PAL DVD players can play. But that is only half the battle, because of television, the PAL signal also understand and can represent.
- If I'm with my software (Magix VdL 2008 +) Project "with violence" as an NTSC output, I have strong reason to fear loss of quality (because the raw material in PAL)? Since I can only speculate and would assume that it's bucking the usual (25 fps by doubling some frames at 29.97 fps brought).
- If s.PC is playing, probably the PAL / NTSC question no longer play a role, right? Right.
Antwort von Markus73:
Hi Markus,
- Can North America standard stand-alone DVD player synonymous with a PAL-DVD deal?
Only when the question explicitly PAL DVD players can play. But that is only half the battle, because of television, the PAL signal also understand and can represent. I had rather the other way s.Player thought that a PAL-DVD can read, but a converted NTSC signal output s.den Television. That such devices are, I know (= theory), but have no idea whether it is exotic individual cases or whether this constellation - at least for newer devices - is reasonably likely (= practice).
Synonymous unfortunately I can not ask, because my friends here in Europe is currently on tour is great and also of PAL and NTSC have never heard anything :-) I'll just send two DVDs in one way or another, it will somehow work .
Thanks and regards,
Markus
Antwort von Markus:
I'll just send two DVDs in one way or another, it will somehow work. This is an optimal solution. You can thank you with the PAL devices most likely synonymous both play DVDs and then see how the NTSC conversion looks.
Antwort von Mylenium:
- Can North America standard stand-alone DVD player synonymous with a PAL-DVD deal? No, as far as I know do not. This is the famous needle in a haystack - PAL zero interest there, so even less than us here in Europe, NTSC interested. In Canada, it could but in Quebec there is something better, because sometimes synonymous Franzis imports draw outside this area I think it's hopeless.
Mylenium
Antwort von darg:
Sach mal nich, that there is no DVD players will be able to both. Good, I'm not in Canada but here at Target and Best Buy had it for 24.99 Trutech player, the country is easy and free switch was in the normal menu as PAL and NTSC DVD or as an output, the other choice was. So as far s.ist not. Kommt halt depends on whether you send on display, then the course was nothing for a :-)
Greeting
Axel, San Jose
Antwort von PeterM:
The question can be answered only three questions.
1. Regional Code. If this is not set (which is probably for the most self-DVD is synonymous, there is no "lock" on any Payer.
2. DvD Payer. Almost all of today's devices are Mutinorm ready. That means it only a DVD in the original Videsystem auspielen. My Videbeamer shows, for example, a NTSC DVD NTSC 60Hz and 50Hz in Pal Pal. Some, but rather just a few, are capable of a genuine conversion to standard. My DVD player can I Systemmnue "forcing" a DVD as NTSC and PAL output umgkehrt, but the result is more and it mau jerky.
3. Playback devices.
Since most DVD players, depending on the present material the signal output natively means that the crucial device is the TV. From Sichtgeraet depends mostly see above, therefore it is.
Quite common all. Almost all Flachbildschrirme whether LCD or plasma can be multi-standard almost all older CRT television rather not.
BTW auf'm computer can usually be abgepielt everything.
Antwort von Markus73:
Thank you all for the many good references! It is in this particular case actually Québec: I will either try to advance as accurately as possible to local conditions or to find out as we have said for the sake of simplicity a PAL and an NTSC DVD chic :-)
Regards,
Markus
