Re: [Videolib] International DVD standards

Nora Dimmock (NDimmock@library.rochester.edu)
Tue, 23 Dec 2003 13:22:17 -0500

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Nora Dimmock
Multimedia Center
University of Rochester
ndimmock@library.rochester.edu
(585) 273-5010

>>> vgangwer@mbc.edu 12/23/03 12:29PM >>>
I had an interesting question this morning, and I gave what I thought
was the correct information, but I would like confirmation from the
gurus on the list. The question was whether DVDs, in addition to
having
region codes (1 for USA/Canada, etc.) also had the problems with PAL
vs.
NTSC going from say, a regionless DVD player to a PAL TV in northern
Europe. I said that, yes, all these things would have to be overcome
to
play a US disc successfully in Europe. Was I right?
Thanks for any advice.
Val

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Val Gangwer
Director of Audio Visual Services
Mary Baldwin College
540-887-7084




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Nora Dimmock
Multimedia Center
University of 
Rochester
ndimmock@library.rochester.edu
(585) 
273-5010

>>> vgangwer@mbc.edu 12/23/03 12:29PM 
>>>
I had an interesting question this morning, and I gave what I 
thought
was the correct information, but I would like confirmation from 
the
gurus on the list. The question was whether DVDs, in addition to 
having
region codes (1 for USA/Canada, etc.) also had the problems with PAL 
vs.
NTSC going from say, a regionless DVD player to a PAL TV in 
northern
Europe. I said that, yes, all these things would have to be overcome 
to
play a US disc successfully in Europe. Was I right?
Thanks for any 
advice.
Val


--
Val Gangwer
Director of Audio Visual 
Services
Mary Baldwin 
College
540-887-7084


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