I'm going to purchase a film that's on American VHS using the NTSC system instead of the European system (Pal). My question is, is there a way over here that I can get it transferred onto DVD and playable?
Answers gratefully received.
American VHS.
Re: American VHS.
Yes it can be done and several companies offer this service at a price - search the net or look for a local shop acting as an agent for a transfer company.
Can you not get it on DVD from America then it will play on any multiregion DVD player - or unless heavily encripted it is easy strip region coding on your PC to create region free DVD.
Can you not get it on DVD from America then it will play on any multiregion DVD player - or unless heavily encripted it is easy strip region coding on your PC to create region free DVD.
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eroticartist
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Re: American VHS.
Try Stanleys in Wardour St, Soho, London W1
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Mike Freeman.
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Re: American VHS.
Most 'Modern' VHS players will playback NTSC in a bastardized, yet fully watchable, version of PAL
Re: American VHS.
I copied a NTSC video tape last month onto a DVD-R disc, and had no problem at all.
ALL new modern video players have dual PAL/NTSC playback, so you'll be ok
ALL new modern video players have dual PAL/NTSC playback, so you'll be ok
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Re: American VHS.
Thanks to all. Now I'm going to go bi-polar.