NTSC DVDs

[rednose]

I have just taken order 2 DVDs today one from Rude Britannia and the other from Doll Theatre.

The Rude Britannia DVD was produced in NTSC, which resulted in the picture resolution being crap and the colours looking off putting. I can understand that distributing the R18 DVDs as NTSC means that you can ship the same copies to the states. But this will seriously make me reconsider buying any more Rude Britannia titles.

Does this annoy anyone else or is just because I am an engineer and understand how shit NTSC is!

Rednose

[goldenballs]

personally i prefer watching ntsc porn dvds. i work for a U.S news channel in London and everything we deal with is in ntsc, occasionally we have to convert pal to ntsc, but mostly everything's ntsc, so i know alla bout the joys of ntsc.
but when it comes to porn i prefer it, purely because on my TV when you play ntsc DVDs you have the option to adjust the colour scan, ie. add more green to the picture or reduce the amount. on pal dvds for some reason i don't get this option. so if i get an ntsc dvd that where the colour is off, i can simply adjust, i can't do this with pal and i find more often than not the colours are out on pal dvds.

[rednose]

The reason why NTSC systems have the option to change the colour tone is that the technology is prone to the colour drifting, PAL is designed to remain true to the original colour. If you play a NTSC DVD on a PAL system, you don't have this option.

Sorry for being an anorak

Rednose

[mart]

Doesn't NTSC stand for Now that's shitty color.

Mart