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as we all know, it doens’t matter what it says on the box ESPECIALLY in regards to electronics.Īnd as has already been stated, computer DVD drives have no such region or format lock on them which is why everything works on your PC.DVD TRY IT FREE TRY IT FREE 1. rather than change the hardware capability to sell to different countries they did a huge production run of multiformat players then region locked them to whatever region they were being shipped out to. It says NTSC only on the box probably because of what I said before…it’s a mass marketed piece of electronics. you can now play this on your standalone because there’s no region lock on the disc…it works with ALL region players. You have not been able to play your originals in the past because it has a region different from what your player is locked to NOT because there’s a format incompatibility.īy using dvd shrink you made a REGION FREE PAL backup of your original disc. This means you can play both formats, but only if it is the specified region. Many dvd players are both region and format locked.

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When you put your copy into your computer it will pop up a little information window and tell you what the Video Standard is.įailing that, then just don’t believe what anyone is posting on this thread - and you and you alone has found a very quick way to convert PAL to NTSC.ĭVDs have 2 “locks” on them 1) the region code and 2) the format The way to tell once and for all is to go to and download AnyDVD - it has a 21 day free trial. Keep in mind as well that PC’s don’t care what video standard the disc is, PAL, NTSC or even SECAM (do you actually get SECAM DVD’s? Anyway I digress) If you care to use Google, and search on your player, you will find many references to it being able to play PAL discs regards less what the specs say. If you follow the link I posted above, you can make your player region free, this means that it will even play the original!!! Okay so far? When you make the backup, you remove the region code. When you place it in your player, it will not play as your player is locked to region 1. Your original PAL disc is PAL video standard and had a region code of 2. Have you looked up your standalone model on to see what others have had to say about it? maybe it’s one of those things that’s not a feature in teh specs, but is a nice surprise once you remove the region… Neither of the programs you used do ANYTHING in the way of converting formats so that seems to be the only sensible solution. removing the region coding on the disc was enough to allow it to play on your player. When you made the backup, you made a region free PAL copy of your disc. It’s possible that your dvd player is multi-format, but region locked is what the first response implies. These DVD players play NTSC DVDs only & I could not get the original PAL DVD to play on the NTSC DVD players (Harmon Kardon 31) but the clone DVD will. To reiterate, using DVD Shrink & DVD FAB, I apparently can make from a PAL DVD a DVD clone with interactive menu that will play on my NTSC DVD players. Why do I keep getting responses in this forum that have nothing to do with my thread.