Frage von Isnogud:
Moin,
I hope that I am here with my question correctly I landed ...
I'm with my family for a long time in Mexico. We have made Germany a DVD player (Region 2) and bring some DVDs. Here we have a suburb Television anden only and still have a multi-region DVD player, the NTSC and PAL can get.
Connection has actually worked without any problems. Region 4 DVDs are played back without any problems. The "German" player, I have converted to NTSC and tries to play 2er DVD. The result was such that the picture in black and white and durchflackerte existed. With the other player the same result. With an S-video cable, at least we had color but still no standalone Picture. From colleagues, which I currently can not reach, at least I've heard it's no big effort to be folded.
Thank you and greetings.
Antwort von Markus:
Hello,
the country code of a DVD is not everything when you play must fit together. The DVDs from Germany, PAL DVDs, but as the reading, your television is a pure NTSC device.
Now is that multi-standard PAL video equipment is usually play, but not in NTSC can convert. For this reason, Your Television with the playback can not handle, the picture is only black and white and runs through.
Three possible solutions are to me: 1) buy a new television, in addition to NTSC-M synonymous PAL B / G (not PAL-M!) Can play. 2) Buy a standard converter, between the player and PAL-NTSC-Television is clamped. 3) The PAL DVDs in the NTSC version (or used) to buy.
A potential supplier of standard converter is
Antwort von beiti:
Now is that multi-standard PAL video equipment is usually play, but not in NTSC can convert. For this reason, Your Television with the playback can not handle, the picture is only black and white and runs through.
Three possible solutions are to me: 1) buy a new television, in addition to NTSC-M synonymous PAL B / G (not PAL-M!) Can play. 2) Buy a standard converter, between the player and PAL-NTSC-Television is clamped. 3) The PAL DVDs in the NTSC version (or used) to buy. But these are all quite expensive solutions. On the purchase would be the cheapest player that can actually transform norm. This can be the best of my knowledge, for example, the devices of CyberHome (there are synonymous in NTSC countries to buy). The way, you can turn synonymous region free, so that the entire theater with the regional codes eliminated. About
sowas here. # Plays All Regions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 discs Region
# Plays PAL discs on any NTSC TV
Antwort von Isnogud:
Thank you for the answers. I will probably return to the Television and me once again to the search.
Antwort von beiti:
I will probably return to the Television and me once again to the search. A Television multinormfähigen you will then be difficult to find, and if, then very expensive. Look at the solution that I've vorgschlagen.
Antwort von Markus:
But these are all quite expensive solutions. The question is once again holding, which claim to be satisfied. ;-) But you can with an "investment" of $ 55.99 is not much wrong with this option and at least try.
Antwort von Isnogud:
Hello,
I have will still serve as a manual reader outing. I have today read in the manual and have the DVD player to NTSC forced, as it was a remark that the AUTO function does not always work correctly and see as it goes;).
Thanks again for all the help.
Antwort von beiti:
did the DVD player to NTSC forced, as it was a remark that the AUTO function does not always work correctly Presumably it is a player who is actually of converting PAL to NTSC can.
Another general indication of what the settings mean in such players. The concern is not loaded on the DVDs, but on the connected television:
PAL Setting for pure PAL television, you can not NTSC. PAL recordings are issued as PAL, NTSC is used to output to PAL conversion.
NTSC Setting for pure NTSC Television, PAL can not.
NTSC record output as NTSC, PAL is used to output to NTSC converter.
AUTO Setting for Multi-Standard Television.
PAL is PAL output NTSC as NTSC. There is no conversion occurs.
