NTSC movie region free in USA, help
03-10-12, 03:21 PM
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NTSC movie region free in USA, help
Hi,
I am preparing a DVD-PAL music movie and I want the movie to be played in all popular in USA DVD players. Now I am transkoding film from PAL to NTSC.
Finally I would like to prepare the movie in NTSC - region protected free (0).
Somebody's told me that probably US DVD's players dont' play region protected free films and it have to be coded in region 1 for USA and Canada; is it true??
Thanks for help!
Artur from Poland
I am preparing a DVD-PAL music movie and I want the movie to be played in all popular in USA DVD players. Now I am transkoding film from PAL to NTSC.
Finally I would like to prepare the movie in NTSC - region protected free (0).
Somebody's told me that probably US DVD's players dont' play region protected free films and it have to be coded in region 1 for USA and Canada; is it true??
Thanks for help!
Artur from Poland
03-10-12, 03:48 PM
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Re: NTSC movie region free in USA, help
Artur,
US DVD players will have no problem playing a region free NTSC film. Encode it to region 0 and it will be fine.
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US DVD players will have no problem playing a region free NTSC film. Encode it to region 0 and it will be fine.
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03-12-12, 03:54 AM
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Re: NTSC movie region free in USA, help
Thank you very much!
Artur
US DVD players will have no problem playing a region free NTSC film. Encode it to region 0 and it will be fine.
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Artur
US DVD players will have no problem playing a region free NTSC film. Encode it to region 0 and it will be fine.
Powodzenia!
03-12-12, 04:05 AM
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Re: NTSC movie region free in USA, help
There is a little company in my town which makes them really good.
I've played PAL and NTSC film (the some one, transcoded); I've watched one version after the other and both were OK.
But the transkoding technique is a very time-consumng one.
PAL to NTSC... ugh, I hate how those transfers look.
I've played PAL and NTSC film (the some one, transcoded); I've watched one version after the other and both were OK.
But the transkoding technique is a very time-consumng one.
PAL to NTSC... ugh, I hate how those transfers look.
