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Posted by Gary on 11/04/05 03:39
"Ridwan Hughes" <fox@ridhughz.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:MPG.1dd49195339fd30c98976a@nntp.dsl.pipex.com...
> In article <dkctv7$h0q$2@news.freedom2surf.net>,
> anyoldmail@gmail.getridofme.com says...
>> Is it possible to copy something recorded on PAL to NTSC format. This is
>> something that has been recorded oursleves but we want to send to a
>> friend
>> in the USA.
>
> Yes it's possible, simple to use standards conversion software can be
> very espensive however there is a way to convert PAL to/from NTSC using
> free software, although this method requires you know what you're doing
> and how to deal with video formats on computer.
>
>
> --
> Rid
if you have a DVD recorder and a cheap DVD player then there is a easy way
to convert. My roadstar dvdplayer has a button on the remote labelled SYSTEM
.. when pressed it cycles through PAL AUTO NTSC.
in auto it plays PAL as PAL and NTSC as NTSC BUT!!!! in NTSC mode it plays
all disks as NTSC including PAL disks. in PAL mode all disks play PAL
including NTSC. so if you have a similar button on your players remote
select NTSC and record to DISK hay presto a good copy of a true region free
NTSC version of the PAL disk you started with.
hope that helps.
Gary
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