Frage von herlitz:
Hello,
I would like someone from the U.S., a DVD in PAL format to send. Weis someone how far it will be possible to see this on U.S. devices?
Is it depending on whether it is an old device or a new one?
Thanks
Antwort von tommyb:
It will probably not work at all - unless the device is really capable of specifically can play both NTSC to PAL as synonymous.
Some DVD players can play in Germany actually give the most as NTSC and PAL 60 (again), or something like that.
Better is, of course, to create a genuine NTSC DVD. Find out more on
http://forum.slashcam.de/720-25p-pal-nach-sd-ntsc-vt72468.html?highlight =
Antwort von RickyMartini:
If a person should have a PC with DVD-ROM/Brenner, that should play the DVD with the appropriate software pose any problems.
Antwort von darg:
San Jose here I myself have a player can do everything. I look at where my imported DVDs of D as well as U.S. DVDs. As far as I know almost all the devices, which can then trade das is only the country code should not be set, if it were only one cracked the device and do not have many people here with.
DVD Players of friends here synonymous to all PAL. To convert the internal.
Antwort von beiti:
DVD Players of friends here synonymous to all PAL. To convert the internal. Exactly. Internal DVD player with PAL-NTSC conversion (: so that to reproduce a pure NTSC television sufficient) are more common in the U.S. than you think. Especially the Billigplayer are often fitted with the equipment and also allow a simple "code free" modification.
However, in the U.S. synonymous pure NTSC players, PAL can not even show on a multi-standard television. Especially the expensive brand equipment for the U.S. market were / are often very inflexible.
