PAL is the color encoding system developed by the British and Germans. It differed from the American NTSC encoding system in several ways and the two are not directly compatible. Because of the British links to the rest of the world, most British colonies (currently or previously) use PAL. This now extends to most of Europe, Africa, Australia and New Zealand. The Americas and the far East tend to be NTSC regions but for a full list, there are many web sites that show every country and the formats they use. France chose a different format when it began color broadcasts, known as SECAM. Although SECAM is still used for the final broadcast, all television production uses PAL format for ease of signal processing. The content is converted to SECAM for distribution to viewers. Several of the French colonies still use SECAM although the format is becoming less popular. With the advent of high definition television, PAL, NTSC and SECAM are no longer used. Each of them are color encoding systems for standard definition signals only and encoding for HD does not use them. However, HD is still often incorrectly referred to as PAL or NTSC. Partly, this is due to the fact that NTSC uses a 60Hz frame rate while PAL uses a 50Hz frame rate. The move to HD has retained the differing frame rates. HD PAL therefore is more properly known as 50Hz HD.
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PAL usually means it was a game made to work on 50MHz PAL television sets, such as those in Europe, parts of South American, Africa, India, etc. It is a television format though, and PSPs and Nintendo DS are in NTSC format by default. Here, PAL just means the region they come from, the regions above. A 'PAL' DS can play a US game no problem.
sorry, no you can not. NTSC is a format that can only be played on a NTSC console. NTSC and PAL are two different coding methods. NTSC is coded for the North America and South America. pal is coded for across seas.
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You have to have a DVD player that can play PAL DVDs. Some dual format players, particularly sold in the US, convert the PAL format so it is output in NTSC format. The other type of dual format players output NTSC discs in NTSC format and PAL discs in PAL format. If you have a the first type your NTSC TV will display both (losing the benefits of the (slightly) higher definition in the PAL format). If you have the second type, you will need a dual format TV to play PAL discs. The second combination is more common in countries that used the PAL standard for terrestrial broadcast TV.
You will need a decoder, is the easiest answer; NTSC is mainly in the US / Canada, while PAL is in Europe and many other countries. Both are analog systems.
Compressor is a software program that works with Final Cut Pro. It is useful for exporting to Microsoft products, and for converting from NTSC format to PAL format or PAL to NTSC.
PAL is the standard format for European consoles.
PAL is a video format standard. It was used in many European countries. PAL stands for 'Phase Alternate Line', each second it would draw half of the screen first (via alternate lines, leaving a gap in between) and then complete the frame by drawing in the other lines. This process is also called interlacing.Because PAL format ran at 50Hz and NTSC ran at 60Hz, this affected many older video game consoles which were designed to play at 60Hz. If the PAL conversion was not timed properly, it would suffer around a 17% slowdown.Now that the video format is mostly obsolete, PAL can also refer simply to region-locked hardware sold in the PAL region. For example one could refer to a PAL 3DS console, even though the 3DS's video format is the same across all regions, it does not use PAL format.
Well... if you bought it in India then it will be PAL but if you imported it from US, then it will be NTSC. Look at this picture to tell you which countries use what tv format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PAL-NTSC-SECAM.svg
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No most US televisions do not Play PAL some can be set to play PAL
Because Hungary uses the PAL format, they should.
What format? PAL? Yes, they do
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