Is this an NTSC 64/24P version? USA power cable?
1547309
No, at least not what Electronics Basket is selling. Item description states: "HD 1080p video recording at 60 fps". 60 fps is a standard rate for NTSC US models. In actuality, I received a camera that records at 50 fps in PAL format from Electronics Basket.
95555
You dont need to worry about NTSC or PAL either. These consoles use the HDMI standard, which is way better than those old analog ones.
1400269
we need to check if the TV has this option, World Wide Voltage Supply AC 100-240Vi didn't check that in my TV, sorry if i don't answer your question
572569
It appears to be an error. The corresponding monoprice product is indeed an ethernet cable, I'd assume the amazon pictures are wrong. Or the description is wrong. Or they copied and pasted the wrong product name.EDIT:The price suggests it's supposed to be the HDMI cable and they copied the wrong product name.
104222
Yes. They send power adapters for Europe, US and UK. I am not sure about the cable capabilities, I am using the monitor with the default 60Hz.
1637838
I Actually do not know but I am using it to the new 240 Hz and the picture is pretty good, also the second one is working from my laptop to the screen at work and works great too
1682073
Greetings: You have an option to test the cables and the device on a home TV fitted with RCA A/V imput connections; or, consult YouTube-related instructional videos for suggested trouble shooting/cable modification. Please be aware of the proper TV video formats: PAL vs NTSC!
1853261
this cable does not state what version nor does it have stamped anywhere that it is HDMI compliant
1102848
No, the item is shipped with US/Japan power cable. You have to find adapters.
1248672
No idea but the quality is outstanding. NTSC tuner so not sure what standards are in Australia (if Pal Secam, most likely won't work)
90369
It does not support pal only NTSC but you get NTSC pal covertor which will serve the need
1588910
The unit I received was PAL/NTSC but released in Europe. Region 2 is defined as: Europe, Japan, the Middle East, Egypt, South Africa, Greenland. You should have an AC power cable prong adapter but there are other power cables that will fit the unit and it does have a power converter that is 110 volt compatible. The unit should also have NTSC capability so it will accept video and be able to record NTSC either Standard Def or High Definition with up conversion. Look through the manual for these two options if it does not indicate you can use the unit in 110v AC power and NTSC compatible you are in trouble provided you are living in North America. The unit I received was PAL/NTSC but released in Europe. Region 2 is defined as: Europe, Japan, the Middle East, Egypt, South Africa, Greenland. You should have an AC power cable prong adapter but there are other power cables that will fit the unit and it does have a power converter that is 110 volt compatible. The unit should also have NTSC capability so it will accept video and be able to record NTSC either Standard Def or High Definition with up conversion. Look through the manual for these two options if it does not indicate you can use the unit in 110v AC power and NTSC compatible you... » Read More The unit I received was PAL/NTSC but released in Europe. Region 2 is defined as: Europe, Japan, the Middle East, Egypt, South Africa, Greenland. You should have an AC power cable prong adapter but there are other power cables that will fit the unit and it does have a power converter that is 110 volt compatible. The unit should also have NTSC capability so it will accept video and be able to record NTSC either Standard Def or High Definition with up conversion. Look through the manual for these two options if it does not indicate you can use the unit in 110v AC power and NTSC compatible you are in trouble provided you are living in North America. « Show Less
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NO,tHIS ONE PICTURED IS STANDARD.Thin,like those that come with a box DVR set.But If You want a better picture,make sure it says SHIELDED cable,CAT5 ,UL listed ,MUCH THICKER cable,you`ll know!.And only get cables as long as you need them,having a lot of extra length,can cause loss in picture resolution.Hope this helps.
1613983
I am planning to buy this and take it to INDIA ,I checked the same product available in http://world-import.com/yamaha-rx-v667-world-wide-voltage-av-receiver.htm which says that it supports both NTSC and PAL but i am also in the same position like you are not sure whether i should take the risk and buy it.
550067
Yes its 1080p, and its wired only. I've only had issues with mine playing Blue-rays even after sending it out for service.
800078
There is definitely a 100-240v, 50/60hz version. I have seen it. I'd check the TDK site to double check and see if they are all 100-240v or if they have two different versions.
1090579
I'm not an expert, but I'm 99% sure the answer is "no". PAL and NTSC models appear to always be separate and numbered separately and sold in their respective markets. This is a "search the Internet" type question, looking for maybe some kind of converter than takes an NTSC signal and modifies it for PAL playback (if that's possible).