Burning a DVD that can be read in Japan

1. video novice
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   I need help in a hurry as the DVDs need to be done by Wednesday (06-25-08) evening or sooner. 

   I have been videoing (vx2100) and burning to DVD High School events including Basketball games, Football games and some school functions.  An exchange student is in many of these videos and I would like to give the student a copy of some of the events prior to return to their home country.

   What if anything, do I need to do so they will be able to view these videos in Japan? Precise info would be appreciated.  I take these videos straight from camera to a standalone video recorder at the present time and make copies with Nero 7 Ultra.

   I have done no editing to date but have just purchased a new computer and Photoshop/Premier Elements to start my learning process.

   Posted 3 years ago #

2. robGRAUERT
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    I believe Japan uses NTSC encoding as well. So you shouldn't have to do anything. Just to be safe, burn a copy of the videos in PAL and NTSC. 

   I think that's the issue when making things work in other countries.  

   Rob Grauert, Jr
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   Posted 3 years ago #

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