Alan wrote:

Another argument for the regions is the differing formats for TV
signals. (NTSC v.s. PAL.)  It is a bogus argument as you can find DVD
players that will convert the signal with little or no problem.
Actually my TV is happy with either. I always had the notion that I wouldn't be able to play American videotapes, but then I tried it and it works fine. So if I don't want to bother with region codes, the other possibility is to buy films on video.

When I play region-1 DVDs, the player doesn't convert the signal. This would introduce a slight judder because of the differing frame rates. Instead the TV just acts like a multisync monitor, and adjusts to the signal it is given.

(My TV is a middle of the road model, not the cheapest but nowhere near the most expensive either.)

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Pete


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