Frage von bruno:
I try a Brazilian Europe Visitors to a DVD with the leave (visit) - produce video that he can play at home synonymous. PAL and NTSC do not work! How can I to PAL-M, which is used in Brazil to convert? For example, with TMPGenc or Procoder?
Antwort von mkrawietz:
can be, however, that PAL PAL is equal to? What do I mean that even with a false ending, as here-M, that eigentl. no change there ....
Antwort von matthew:
synonymous believe is PAL and NTSC ... would otherwise have to remain for all PAL countries, but there are extra or DVD versions?
Antwort von ruessel:
Is not that a PAL PAL-M color system with frame Resolutionund Speed of NTSC?
I believe that reflect the PAL-M devices (DVD player) must either PAL or NTSC. I can only in the Sonic DVD authoring software to create a PAL or NTSC Project ..... PAL-M, there is not there.
Antwort von beiti:
PAL and NTSC do not work! I doubt it. :) NTSC must operate in Brazil.
Ruessel has already briefly explained what is PAL-M: 525 lines and 60 Hz, but with PAL color system. The difference between NTSC and PAL-M must imagine they are a bit like the difference between PAL and SECAM, just stop at 60 Hz
Whether a signal is NTSC or PAL-M, only plays a role in composite signals (ie, if color and brightness either standard NTSC or PAL-M standard combined). In media, the Color and Brightness (separate process that already applies to S-VHS and Hi8, even more so) for digital media is the difference no longer exists.
Differences are possibly still in the players: A DVD player for the U.S. market is an NTSC composite signal from a DVD player for the Brazilian market, PAL-M is a composite of signal. If the DVD player is connected via Y / C or component, synonymous account this difference.
Moreover, it is synonymous pure NTSC widely used in Brazil, and there are likely to become no longer possible to buy television, can not synonymous NTSC composite show - if the DVD player actually outputs NTSC instead of PAL-M.
Antwort von bruno:
Well, actually, I feel confirmed with my modest skills. But my "Brazilians say" that his DVD player in both the NTSC and PAL DVD synonymous with the saying "Check Disk". He is not a gifted technician, one has to say about this. On the PC, he could easily watch the NTSC DVD. Maybe it s.der DVD-R? Should I burn a DVD + R times?
In any case, thanks for the help!
Antwort von beiti:
Could well be a blank-incompatibility. "Check Disk" but sounds like unreadable disc.
In general, DVD-R are slightly more compatible than DVD + R, but in individual cases it may be synonymous vice versa.
Antwort von Quadruplex:
Whether a signal is NTSC or PAL-M, only plays a role in composite signals (ie, if color and brightness either standard NTSC or PAL-M standard combined). In media, the Color and Brightness (separate process that already applies to S-VHS and Hi8, even more so) for digital media is the difference no longer exists. Almost correct. For S-VHS and Hi8 is still stored in the (lowered) ink, so a PAL or NTSC signal. On the S-Video connection is on the Chromaleitung according to a PAL or NTSC signal.
Only when YUV - RGB or component of the ink does not matter, but only number of lines and refresh rate. A DVD is mastered still for 625/50 or 525/60, a DV camcorder records in either format.
To the original question: I synonymous think that NTSC discs should be no problem in Brazil. It should s.Rohling lie.
Antwort von Markus:
The search engine spits with the term "PAL-M" 10 Results. Thus most of the above issues could be resolved. ;-)
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