Does it work for all TV systems: PAL, SECAM, NTSC etc?
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I am not sure. I used EZCAP.TV to transfer 8mm tape to computer and it worked great. Once in digital format I can watch on an ipad, PC or TV.
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Hi Taofiki, my model does do both NTSC and PAL, but not all models do. You would need to make sure that the specifications indicate either PAL or both, or give the option to upgrade from only NTSC to both. That is an option you have to pay for though.
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I would assume it will work with any system so long as the connections match. The Wi-Fi module on this thing sucks when you turn off the input like other others described
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I would be surprised if it didn't, since it seems to handle everything else I can think of. It is a fabulous TV!!! I believe the PAL format is only applicable to the player you use to play the DVD/CD/tape etc. If the video signal that is output from your player is HDMI, it will definitely work. Will probably work with whatever signal is output since the manufacturer ships worldwide!!! I also have the 80" Sharp. The 90" is far superior in picture quality!!!
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Jacki, the following is my opinion only never tested it back to back:I believe it all depends on your multi-system DVD player. If its output is NTSC then any US system TV will be able to take and decode its signal. No multisystem TV is needed. If the DVD player is an overseas model with PAL or SECAM output then only a multisystem TV can decode its signal.I bought a Phillips DVP 642 DVD which I unlocked to play any region code DVD's and it works like a charm with my old NTSC (US standard only) TV and plays all my DVD's from Europe. I recommend the Phillips model it is cheap and you can unlock it with its remote control in about 30 seconds ;)Peter Jacki, the following is my opinion only never tested it back to back:I believe it all depends on your multi-system DVD player. If its output is NTSC then any US system TV will be able to take and decode its signal. No multisystem TV is needed. If the DVD player is an overseas model with PAL or SECAM output then only a multisystem TV can decode its signal.I bought a Phillips DVP 642 DVD which I unlocked to play any region code DVD's and it works like a charm with my old NTSC (US standard only) TV and plays all my DVD's from Europe. I recommend the Phillips model it is cheap... » Read More Jacki, the following is my opinion only never tested it back to back:I believe it all depends on your multi-system DVD player. If its output is NTSC then any US system TV will be able to take and decode its signal. No multisystem TV is needed. If the DVD player is an overseas model with PAL or SECAM output then only a multisystem TV can decode its signal.I bought a Phillips DVP 642 DVD which I unlocked to play any region code DVD's and it works like a charm with my old NTSC (US standard only) TV and plays all my DVD's from Europe. I recommend the Phillips model it is cheap and you can unlock it with its remote control in about 30 seconds ;)Peter « Show Less
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I have direct tv so I can't say with certainty. I imagine that it compatible with any equipment. It works great too!
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This is inaccurate.PAL discs are converted by the player. I have one and tested it soon after it arrived. It works flawlessly on my NTSC-only TV.This player will play literally almost ANYTHING. Format, code, region, you name it.
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I live in Venezuela and NTSC system used here, my daughter brought a nintendo wii in europe is PAL system and therefore the TV did not work in my country. This device worked correctly for me to convert PAL to NTSC, also serves to convert NTSC to PAL, bone is bidirectional. I hope my comment will be helpful.
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I am using it for PAL to NTSC conversion and it works fine. A PAL source into an US TV set. The connection is HDMI in and HDMI out from the box.
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No, this appears to be for Standard Definition (SD) only. Look for a hybrid model that works with ATSC and NTSC if you want High Definition (HD).
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I know it supports NTSC but I'm not sure if it would support PAL. If you live in Europe, China, Africa, or the Middle East I would recommend a TV you know supports PAL. If you are in the states, Japan, Korea, or South America this TV will probably work fine. Here's a list of countries that support NTSC which is what this TV can definitely support: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC
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I know it supports NTSC but I'm not sure if it would support PAL. If you live in Europe, China, Africa, or the Middle East I would recommend a TV you know supports PAL. If you are in the states, Japan, Korea, or South America this TV will probably work fine.Here's a list of countries that support NTSC which is what this TV can definitely support: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC
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So long as there is an audio signal port where a plug can be installed, it should work on any TV. Most contemporary TVs have such ports. I have only one TV so I can't speak for all other TVs. My TV is a Samsung.
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It works with any system that has RCA connectors or a cable adaptor RCA to your connectors. Very easy system.
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I have used it on three different HDTV sets with no problem. Samsung, Westinghouse, and Visio. Don't know what else to say. It just works.
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it works in almost every different Sony TV. I assume this one will work without problem
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wont this work even with a hdmi cable??? cos i thought if we use hdmi cable then there is no such thing as ntsc/pal