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  1. 12th Mar 2006 09:02 #1
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    Please answer this simple question...

    Can blank DVD+RW disks that are purchased in the UK play on NSTC players?

    Help on this subject would be most appreciated.
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  2. 12th Mar 2006 09:05 #2
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    not if they are blank
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    and don't double post please ....
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    A blank dvd+rw won't play on anything.
    It's blank.
    Will a dvd+rw work in your recorder?
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  5. 12th Mar 2006 09:19 #5
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    Sorry Mod, I will delete my other post.

    It will have data stored on it of course, what I mean is it was originally blank and not an official DVD.
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  6. 12th Mar 2006 11:31 #6
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    If you create an NTSC movie DVD it will play on NTSC players. Most NTSC DVD players will not play PAL content.
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    Does PAL apply to things off the internet?
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  8. 12th Mar 2006 12:08 #8
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    Originally Posted by moonlight_caster
    Does PAL apply to things off the internet?
    Can videos on the internet be in PAL format? Yes.
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    https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?P#PAL

    https://www.videohelp.com/glossary?N#NTSC
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    Originally Posted by moonlight_caster
    Does PAL apply to things off the internet?
    You need a device compatible with the format, both player and TV. Some are compatible with both. This does not apply to a computer, it will play either.
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