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Posted by Netmask on 10/23/05 04:02
If you are talking about DVD blanks (the plastic disc) there is absolutely
no difference, just good quality and crappy quality!
PS I wish people wouldn't abbreviate or use diminutives as English as it is
spoken and understood around the World can be quite different - so speak of
a DVD blank or a DVD player. The same thing occurs with Midi files that get
abbreviated to "midi's" this could mean anything in some
countries..including a brand of condoms...
"Keeper of the Purple Twilight" <no@spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:221020051902594490%no@spam.invalid...
> Now let me just say that I am definitely not referring to region
> coding. I know all about what that is. :)
>
> My question is, can DVDs intrinsically be PAL or NTSC only? I was told
> that DVDs are "neutral" in this respect and that it's only the DVD
> players themselves, that convert to PAL or NTSC as needed.
>
> Meaning, there is no such thing as a "PAL format" or "NTSC format" DVD.
>
> Is this true?
>
> --
> "No urban night is like the night [in NYC]...here is our poetry, for we
> have
> pulled down the stars to our will."
> - Ezra Pound, poet and critic, 9/18/1912, reflecting on New York City
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