PAL to NTSC
 

Is there a way to convert PAL movies to NTSC? 'cause my DVD only read US stuff... and I'm after a European series and I would really rather watch it on my DVD

Hope this help you solve your problem =)

Ah sweet!

question on this step:

At this step... My movie has 5 sets of vob
Set 1: bleh
Set 2: ??? It's blank
Set 3: Company intro (example you know all those North American companies with their logo before a movie - dunno what company this one is though <.<)
Set 4: Movie
Set 5: Extra stuff in DVD (example, fact vs fiction, interviews and such)

Now I DO want the extra on the DVD... so should I add both set 4 and 5 or just 4?

Why not get a dvd player that can play region 2 dvd's? Because best buy sells one for only 60 dollars, its a Phillips

Well, I live in Canada and chances are it's NOT 60 and it may not even exist here...

Eitherway, any idea anyone?

Get a region-free mod for your PC's DVD player?

http://forum.rpc1.org/portal.php

Tsunade, which one of those guides are you using? If you let me know that, I might be able to help you through this process. I had to do this with some DVDs I imported from Australia. (I live in the US.)

@Soluzar my pc is region free, it's my "TV-DVD" that's not

@Joe Wiewel, I'm using the one here: http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=300144

Thanks ^^

Nero Premium has a recode option that can convert to NTSC from PAL and vice versa. I use it for all sort of British TV shows and it works great. PM me if you would like a copy of it.

I am talking about this player:
http://www.amazon.com/Philips-DVP642.../dp/B000204SWE
amazon ships to canada

How to make region free:
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks.ph...hilips+DVP+642

J and R ships to canada

"Areas We Ship To
At the present time, we only ship to the Continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, Puerto Rico, and Canada. J&R proudly ships to our Armed Forces APO/FPO customers. "
http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.proc...urce=nsa&nsa=1
http://www.jr.com/templates/informat...ngHelp.tem#G04

It's not a simple matter of getting a region-free player. You can easily remove the region protection from any DVD with simple programs available on the internet, and a DVD burner.

PAL and NTSC and completely different video broadcasting standards, and your DVD player would have to have a built-in PAL-NTSC coverter in order to play it off the bat. Otherwise you have to convert it some other way.

The Phillips I mentioned does have a built in PAL to NTSC converter , because I can play UK DVD's fine on my NTSC tv