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**InsManKV** · 09-29-2007, 10:41 PM

With PAL DVDs, is the disc itself the problem, or is it the signal sent to the TV? If it is the latter, a PAL/NTSC converter (such as an old Sharp AN200-SC) would fix the problem.
If it's the former, well, go for a cheap multi-region with PAL compatibility. (With some of the cheaper imports, the region codes are firmware and can be changed fairly easily. Do a web search and find which models you can mess with. Most of the Japanese models have it hard wired or are too hard to change without wrecking them)

09-29-2007, 10:41 PM	#11
InsManKV Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	With PAL DVDs, is the disc itself the problem, or is it the signal sent to the TV? If it is the latter, a PAL/NTSC converter (such as an old Sharp AN200-SC) would fix the problem. If it's the former, well, go for a cheap multi-region with PAL compatibility. (With some of the cheaper imports, the region codes are firmware and can be changed fairly easily. Do a web search and find which models you can mess with. Most of the Japanese models have it hard wired or are too hard to change without wrecking them)
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