It will work in the US. What GuardianFox observes is that the recorded footage will be incompatible with US TVs as they use a different colour encoding (NTSC). That is unless you can change settings.
AVI is uncompressed, the machine probably uses some form of encoding. But the output from the machine will be something else. If you connect with composite video I don't see a problem (like you say)
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11 years ago
I think so, you can use....... hurrrrrrrrrrey
11 years ago
they shoould all be universal
11 years ago
It will work in the US.
What GuardianFox observes is that the recorded footage will be incompatible with US TVs as they use a different colour encoding (NTSC).
That is unless you can change settings.
L
Answer 11 years ago
If it records into DVD-RW disks, its odds on its an AVI format which isn't dependent on PAL/NTSC/SECAM anyway.
Steve
Answer 11 years ago
AVI is uncompressed, the machine probably uses some form of encoding. But the output from the machine will be something else. If you connect with composite video I don't see a problem (like you say)
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