Do they ship the correct version based on ur region? Eg PAL to NZ and Europe, Or do they only ship American NTSC version?
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As far as I know it's only the American version because I live on the west coast and it shipped from mid California to me. I wish I knew more about it. I'm sure Amazon would accommodate for which area you order it from. Amazon buys in them self are reliable.
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I live in Argentina and it works pefect in my daughter's Nintendo 3D. I really don't know the version... but she can play it in Spanish. I hope this would help you :)
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you would have to verify on the game page itself, amazon carries mostly english versions, but sometimes there's a few PAL and JAP versions, you would need to make sure the one you are ordering is PAL.
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I wasn't given the option for any version other than the American NTSC version.
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No, it's not Amazons job to do this. Amazon.com are an American company that stocks NTSC products. As the 3DS is region locked you will need a compatible 3DS/2DS to play. For example this game wouldn't work on a European, New Zealand, Australian 2DS/3DS handhelds because of the Region lock.
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My friend sent me the NTSC version I guess it was because buy from Venezuela! Greetings!
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Also the PAL to NTSC conversion is automatic, if you are playing a non-region 1 NTSC DVD
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I think it shouldn´t matter since you are downloading into a PC. Then if you burn a DVD, a lot of DVD players in Europe play both NTSC and PAL
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Thanks for that.Questions:1 Are there any known bugs resulting from switching to "region-free"?2 Can it be flipped back to NTSC?
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It says it's open for NTSC and PAL but subject to region codes. That should mean it's locked to the region it's purchased in/for.
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I would guess that it is NTSC as I don't think the PAL system is used in the USA.
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a different region player, say for the UK, will probably play the appropriate pal type video. This is region 1 thus works w/ NTSC
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I only buy regions codes for my country, the USA. Any other regions will NOT play. That's why I always double check to see what code the DVD is in. I also do not buy many BluRay DVDs because the formats are sometimes annoyingly slow to function.
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Well, I have the 971h, and it is very similar. I tried a Region 6 PAL dvd on the Oppo and it outperformed my YAMAHA that does the converting from PAL to NTSC also.
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So far I have used Region 1 and 2 discs. No problems. It is a really great player. Very sharp pictures.
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Dual voltage is for the "General Model" only. The NTSC/PAL conversion appears to be for all models, according to the User's Manual (Video signal will be NTSC for US, Canada, and General models, PAL for all others, but Video Conversion is listed separately as PAL/NTSC with no specific model listed next to it).Probably not going to find the General Model for Amazon's price, so far I've only found it on a few websites for $550-$600.
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I believe that PAL and NTSC does not apply to digital source data - only when it is converted to analogue (which is becoming obsolete) . That is why DVD makers put in the wretched region codes - to continue to prevent folks in Europe and the US from trading discs. HD it seems is code free.
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I just put a dvd in and it plays it. I dont have to do anything to it. So no I do not have to chose a region code. It does it all by itself, put in the dvd and push play. I love it so far. I have dvds from America and from other Countries.
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Usually for North America they make things NTSC however I am not sure. All I know is that the camera is working fine with my swann camera system
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The Sony PD170 I bought from the US records in NTSC but I converted it to PAL for the UK and Africa
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I just had a live chat with Panasonic and it is region encoded (the CSR said all their Blu-Ray players are region encoded) to region 1 for DVD and region A for Blu-Ray disks. HTH!
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I bought two of these as christmas presents for my children and I have the same problem with one of them. I checked NTSC, but that should not have anything to do with the problem. NTSC/PAL is a regional setting when it comes to the video format. I am going to file a complaint and request either a new replacement or a refund for the bad item.