I wondered what'd happened to that Janeite-squee *bounces*
DVD drive!? eeek! Still need to send you stuff. Wepurpletom couldn't get it encoded in NTSC, but if you're playing it through a computer it should be able to understand the PAL format. Hopefully.
(and if that just looks like sheer gobble-de-gook: NTSC is the way that TV, DVDs, video etc. is encoded in the US {probably in Canada as well}; PAL is the system used in Europe. I think it's to with how many lines there are on the screen. Anyway, computer software should understand both, but a standard DVD player attatched to a TV probably would only do so if it was multi-region.*)
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DVD drive!? eeek! Still need to send you stuff.
We(and if that just looks like sheer gobble-de-gook: NTSC is the way that TV, DVDs, video etc. is encoded in the US {probably in Canada as well}; PAL is the system used in Europe. I think it's to with how many lines there are on the screen. Anyway, computer software should understand both, but a standard DVD player attatched to a TV probably would only do so if it was multi-region.*)
*Don't quote me on this