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| EroCreations.com New Member Germany 1 Posts 7/06 |  Posted - Jul 9 2006 : 9:48PMHi guys, we're a new porn production in Germany, so our first DVD we produced in PAL. I would know how many people outer Europe can view PAL-DVDs ? Has anyone in US experience which that videoformat ? Are there NTSC-DVD-player which accept PAL-DVDs ? nice regards  [Link] |
Hardware  All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Jul 9 2006 : 10:22PM People can order stand-alone DVD players from the Internet that will handle both PAL and NTSC, as well as multiple regions, but it is very difficult to find them in local stores. Essentially, unless one has an interest in watching foreign films in the original release, there is no reason to own such a player, so most stores do not carry them.  [Link] |
| Silverbutthunter Member Alabama 39 Posts 9/04 | Posted - Aug 4 2006 : 10:31PM [Link] |
| wolf69 Member My compass is pointing West. 830 Posts 5/04 | Posted - Aug 5 2006 : 4:13AM I originally bought mine because I am into a lot of music that no one in the U.S. has ever heard of, and this allows me to buy music DVDs from overseas that are in PAL format and encoded in regions other than zero or one. I love the player 'cause it plays anything I throw into it, burned discs included. If you are in the U.S. and you want to play PAL DVDs (as well as regions 2 through 6) it's not at all difficult to find a DVD player to so.Edited by - wolf69 on 8/5/2006 4:14:15 AM [Link] |
| Dong Member 136 Posts 8/06 | Posted - Aug 20 2006 : 1:42AM Thanks for any more info on the player. (...and no, I won't blame you [or anybody else with suggestions] if the player doesn't work for the DVDs I order. I'll start with cheap ones during the try-out phase....) - Dong [Link] |
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