Many DVD drives in computers will also play PAL Region 1 (North
America) DVDs. Sometimes you need to run a wee program to turn your
drive (in the case of Europe) from a Region 2 (Euroland) to Region 1
(CanUsa) or even Region 0 (all regions) player. If playing back on a
computer, it doesn't matter if the content is PAL or NTSC -- computers
don't care.

If anyone has questions about this, feel free to ask.

Len: which network broadcast the programme? If it was DW, there might
be an English version for those of us who are (sadly) unilingual. Was
it a new show?

Regards,

Doug

On Jun 25, 2005, at 8:49 AM, L. A. Nadybal wrote:

> German TV just broadcast a two part series about this Russian exclave.
> Anyone who would like a DvD of the two one hour programs can email me
> for details. I'll copy the DvD to order and mail it. Cost about
> $10-12 or equal in Euros incl. mail to anywhere.
>
> The programs (each part approx. 45 minutes) are in German but in US
> NTSC format. If you happen to have a Cyberhome brand DvD player or
> recorder, most models will output a PAL (European) signal (even though
> the instruction books don't mention it).
>
> Regards
>
> Len nadybal
>
>
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