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sfdio
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9/05
Posted - Sep 12 2005 : 3:45PM
Hi,
I have been looking for a good place to buy PAL adult dvds since my tv doesn't support ntsc. The dvds I want seem to be ntsc only though.
Are there any websites that sell a large selection of pal dvds (preferably a uk site but any will do). Or are most dvds ntsc only?

Edited by - sfdio on Sep 12 2005

Jacco All-Star Supporter
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5/04
Posted - Sep 12 2005 : 5:29PM
Almost all American titles are NTSC, most European titles used to be PAL, but more and more of those are becoming NTSC too, because most European equipment can play PAL and NTSC and most American equipment can only play NTSC. Hardly anybody puts their titles out on NTSC and PAL, that is usually not worth it.
On the left under 'resources' you will see a link 'where to shop' which has many online shops.
I don't know about other shops, but all our titles are PAL unless specifically listed as NTSC, but I wouldn't know the ratio of PAL to NTSC titles.
I don't think American shops sell many PAL titles.


Jacco

Edited by - jacco on 9/12/2005 5:29:37 PM

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5/01
Posted - Sep 19 2005 : 11:17AM
Most American shops don't sell any PAL titles. A few oddity shops like Xploited Cinema does, but that is what they exist for.
juha
Senior Member

2752 Posts
3/05
Posted - Sep 22 2005 : 7:10PM
Its easier to buy a new TV.
Almost every TV produced within the last ten years in Europe supports NTSC.

Even the European DVDs of American porn are in NTSC most of the time. Although I remember that a PAL version of Digital Playground's ISLAND FEVER was released. But that's the exception to the rule.
A decent NTSC-PAL conversion would cost the studios a lot of money. Since most of us European consumers have no problems with NTSC, there's really no need for them to spend this money.

scipio
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1901 Posts
2/00
Posted - Sep 22 2005 : 9:45PM
You could mail order from Australia, but you'll be paying very inflated prices...




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