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| marzalek Member North West of Englans 48 Posts 3/05 |  Posted - Apr 11 2005 : 4:58AMAre US supplied DVDs capable of being played on European DVD players these days. Adult DVD marketplace seem cheap to me and I´m thinking of ordering  [Link] |
| bacchus Member UK 25 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Apr 11 2005 : 5:14AM Most adult DVDs are region free so you won't need a multi-region DVD player. However, you are still got guaranteed perfect results. For example, in my experience recent Pioneer DVD players (from the last two or three years) don't get on well with RGB playback of NTSC discs - not a problem, however, unless you prefer RGB to S-video. B  [Link] |
| Kperv The Cuddler *struck (She slipped) 1818 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Apr 11 2005 : 2:07PM Luckily I've never had any of those problems with my newish Pioneer, as I wouldn't accept anything less than RGB. BTW, marzalek, the TV doesn't have to be NTSC compatible. If your TV can't handle 60Hz, many DVD players (check your manual) can convert to 50Hz, but the results I've seen have IMHO not been acceptable. [Link] |
| bacchus Member UK 25 Posts 1/04 | Posted - Apr 11 2005 : 3:34PM Personally, I find S-video to be acceptable and in some respects prefer it to RGB. I forgot about PAL60. [Link] |
| Andy2 Member UK 157 Posts 3/05 | Posted - Apr 12 2005 : 5:22AM [Link] |
| vodka tonic coolest cucumber who 1243 Posts 11/02 | Posted - Apr 12 2005 : 6:25AM [Link] |
| eokg Member 68 Posts 3/03 | Posted - Apr 12 2005 : 7:53AM Adult DVD Marketplace does NOT ship adult DVDs internationally. Look under F.A.Q. It is restricted to shipping within the US. [Link] |
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