what is difference bet pal and ntsc?
603773
ntsc and pal are video display formats, ntsc is used in North America.  pal is used elsewhers in the world.  if you have to choose and mistakenly choose pal the only difference should be aspect ratio, so you will probably want to correct this.
1154381
You will get a dialogue box appear if you stick in a DVD of the "wrong" region. It may well ask you if you want to change the region your DVD drive plays, and also tell you how many more times you can change the region code ( typically you can change region a total of 5 times ). There are, of course, a number of hacks to get around those number of changes limits, but being hacks you use them at your own risk...\n\nHey, multi-region DVD players cost around $30 ( so I hear ), go get one of those and wire it up to your TV..\n\n( And, well, I live in the UK, what DON'T you get released there? Sooner? And in a better version with more extras? )
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i heard of it. dvi is like a movie thing . and vga too. its a codec making thingie for making copies of moveis. they can all be played by windows media player if you have a codec software, so i dont think i care that much since i only watch the dvi and vga, not making them.
708161
the same symptoms appear if you have a 'PAL' (european or japanese) standard television and your laptop is set to output 'NTSC' standard images. this is the american standard and by default most tv out cards are set to it. \n\nCheck the settings and try changing them, this worked for me
893290
How come Japanese game shows are better than American. Just compare MXC with anything
527244
FSC= Fox Soccer Channel \n\nI am not sure and it depends on the cable company you had\n\nYou may not have that channel
737193
It depends on what program you are using to burn with. I use Clonedvd2 . I am prompted to check the languages I want the subtitles in. Check yours, it may also.
305033
Dude...both are the same formats. Nothing different in them. Anyways, y do u ask? Probably I can help u better then!
648329
Do you mean serial port? Serial port or VGA port has nothing to do with NTSC video signal. \n\nYou need a video card with NTSC video out to do that.
885976
Check this site:\nwww.videohelp.com\n\nIt contains details and links to software to convert between most video formats
783619
More than likely it's because the video is NTSC encoded and your video card will be set up for PAL.  It usually makes things black and white and hazy.\n\nGet a video converter such as AVS video tools and convert it to PAL.  This should work but will take a while depending on your processor speed.
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what you need to do is download GSpot, and after installing it, open the file with GSpot (sounds dirty but I promise you its not, its a codec information applicance) and it will tell you what codecs you need to download.  Windows will not be able to play the files without the proper codecs or they will not play propertly.
720085
if it is PAL enabled then most probably\n\nMost TV's can switch
273972
Based on the below link, I'd say Cable NBC (National Broadcating System)
945775
hey thats a very simple thing . just click on ur video setting in video card menu and there ull find option for choosing pal or ntsc
56621
The DS has better gaming capabilities. The PSP has straight forward games, big whoop. You can watch movies on the PSP, but they cost the same, or sometimes more than the movie on regular dvd.\n\nThe DS would be the way to go. It's more than just button mashing. Open possibilities for programmers.
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CCTV is simply normal TV without a broadcase.  The camera puts out a video signal that's the same video signal that your TV displays.  The only difference is that there's no conversion to RF and back as there is with standard broadcast TV.\n\nI suggest that rather than waiting for someone to do your research for you, you should get off your metaphorical butt and start doing the work:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Closed-circuit_television\nhttp://electronics.howstuffworks.com/tv.htm