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16-02-2013, 19:22
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My friend next door has a PANASONIC,DMR-EX769EB DVD Recorder and he has had a couple of DVDs in NTSC sent to him, I have had a look in the users manual NTSC is mentioned about it but I cannot find anything on how to change over to NTSC. Can anyone help please.
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16-02-2013, 20:07
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16-02-2013, 20:11
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As long as the disc is home recorded rather than a commercial movie release with Region 1 coding then many DVD players and TVs will cope with NTSC automatically. No manual switching required.
If it is a region coded (Hollywood) film then Google "region hack" along with the recorders model number to see if there's a way to enable Region 1 playback. |
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16-02-2013, 22:10
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If the recorder needs to hacked for Region 1 looks like it'll require the use of a 'one-shot' special remote as there are no codes/instructions to do it manually
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17-02-2013, 07:43
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If you have a PC with a DVD writer, you could rip the NTSC* discs and convert them to PAL* so you have a copy that works in any UK player.
*In the context of DVDs this means 640x480/60fps and 720x576/50fps; NTSC and PAL colour coding systems are created by the player's video output circuitry. |
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