Emily Crockett
June 17th, 2005, 02:58 AM
G'day
I worked in America for a time making travelogues for tourists. Used a GL-2 (NTSC). Edited w/ FCE and mastered to DVD with DVDStudio Pro. In the copyright and regions preferences in DVDSP, all boxes were selected (ie. the finished DVD's were authorised to play in all zones).
So... when I play that same DVD on my TV here in Australia it works fine, even though our system here is PAL. Over here all our VHS players and TV's are pretty much NTSC compliant though...
My question is.. if I buy a PAL GL-2/XM-2 over here and author using the same processes I am experienced in, will my final product be playable overseas?
This PAL/NTSC thing messes my brain s'times... ;)
I have heaps of questions, so I'll be bombarding DVDi for a while I reckon!!
Hope you can help, cheers
Em
I worked in America for a time making travelogues for tourists. Used a GL-2 (NTSC). Edited w/ FCE and mastered to DVD with DVDStudio Pro. In the copyright and regions preferences in DVDSP, all boxes were selected (ie. the finished DVD's were authorised to play in all zones).
So... when I play that same DVD on my TV here in Australia it works fine, even though our system here is PAL. Over here all our VHS players and TV's are pretty much NTSC compliant though...
My question is.. if I buy a PAL GL-2/XM-2 over here and author using the same processes I am experienced in, will my final product be playable overseas?
This PAL/NTSC thing messes my brain s'times... ;)
I have heaps of questions, so I'll be bombarding DVDi for a while I reckon!!
Hope you can help, cheers
Em