Question about playing dvds from uk in us
I have a region free player and would like to play dvds from the UK here in the US. Would I have any problems playing them because of the PAL format. I know it willl play on my DVD player, but will it look ok on my tv?
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I've got a U.S. Philips DVD Player that I made region free (via remote control hack) and it plays PAL discs fine. I frequently order R2 DVD's from Blackstar.
Sonicflood |
It would help if you posted what dvd player you had.
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It's a Toshiba SD-3900.
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In order to play PAL discs, you need either a television that is PAL-compatible (doubtful if you live in the US) or your DVD player must covert PAL to NTSC. I don't believe any of the 'hacked' Toshibas will do that. It is just a normal NTSC player that has had the region coding disabled.
So no, you probably won't be able to watch PAL discs. |
Here's a thread from the international forum about that Toshiba model: http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=292253
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Originally posted by Josh Z In order to play PAL discs, you need either a television that is PAL-compatible (doubtful if you live in the US) or your DVD player must covert PAL to NTSC. I don't believe any of the 'hacked' Toshibas will do that. It is just a normal NTSC player that has had the region coding disabled. So no, you probably won't be able to watch PAL discs. I own this toshiba and have watched 3 different pal dvd's. just hook the dvd player to your TV the same way you would any other dvd player. |
Originally posted by Sonicflood I've got a U.S. Philips DVD Player that I made region free (via remote control hack) and it plays PAL discs fine. I frequently order R2 DVD's from Blackstar. Sonicflood |
Originally posted by jblackie Could you please tell me the model Philips you have? I'm looking at some alternate players that are region free. Sonicflood |
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