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Topic: DVD formats NTSC vs PAL and the 'cut film' argument

  22nd Apr 2021, 1:25 AM
zamla_71

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albert wrote:
On my old mac laptop (which has a DVD drive) they included software to play DVDs and within the menus is an option to view disc specifics - somewhat unsurprisingly it reveals that many discs have more region codes than what is printed on the slip, typical combinations being 2 & 4 for PAL format or 1234567 (ie all-regions, the later numbers reserved for government use, I think).
The software also reveals if the disc is encoded in PAL format or NTSC, and some naughty companies such as Eureka now seem to use the horrible NTSC format for all of their DVD discs.


Correct!
Many disc have more Regions besides the ones printed on the release.
But on this site that doesn't really matter since we only have the option to choose one region or Multi-Region for each release. So the easiest thing is to list the region printed on the release.

Same goes for PAL / NTSC / SECAM. no option at all to choose from!!!!!

Yes, the Notes field comes in handy here, but who really cares to scroll down and look at them?

Better to add such thing in the comments field, it seems.


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