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Camcorders - NTSC/PAL
I was about to purchase a camcorder, when I stumbled across it having a PAL version equivalent. Got me worried. IN 18 months we plan to move back to Australia. Does that mean if I purchased a camcorder now in the US, we could not watch the recording from it on our TVs in Australia? The PAL version is considerably more expensive.
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Many - in fact most - TVs here in the land of Oz (and welcome back!!) have NTSC capability. Most DVD recorders also can handle an NTSC feed, although if you do so through IEEE1394 I could only guess that would work as well.
The short answer is that if you're buying the NTSC camcorder with mini-DV, you should have very few issues with playback or capture back in the land of PAL, 240 volts, sunshine, good beer etc etc... :) |
Originally Posted by willyroo
Many - in fact most - TVs here in the land of Oz (and welcome back!!) have NTSC capability. Most DVD recorders also can handle an NTSC feed, although if you do so through IEEE1394 I could only guess that would work as well.
The short answer is that if you're buying the NTSC camcorder with mini-DV, you should have very few issues with playback or capture back in the land of PAL, 240 volts, sunshine, good beer etc etc... :) |
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