Can a TV from France work in OZ
Hi all,
Does anybody know whether a TV from France will work or not in OZ? Just wandering if I should take the one I use along with me from France to OZ or should dispose of it as I am not sure it will work down under. Cheers, Topy |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Topy
(Post 4515074)
Hi all,
Does anybody know whether a TV from France will work or not in OZ? Just wandering if I should take the one I use along with me from France to OZ or should dispose of it as I am not sure it will work down under. Cheers, Topy Our UK TV's will only work through either the set top digi-box or through the DVD recorder. Something to do with the tuning range on the European TVs. I'd make a best guess that French ones are the same. If they are relatively new TV,s bring then and get the Digi-box when you get here or a recorder to run them through. |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by 232Bar
(Post 4515197)
Only if you have a very very long extension lead :D
Our UK TV's will only work through either the set top digi-box or through the DVD recorder. Something to do with the tuning range on the European TVs. I'd make a best guess that French ones are the same. If they are relatively new TV,s bring then and get the Digi-box when you get here or a recorder to run them through. |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
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Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
The usual analogue TV compatibility problems with UK and Aus are to do with:
1) different flavours of PAL (UK's I and Oz's B/G) and 2) the fact some Oz terrestrial channels are broadcast on VHF whereas all of UK's are on UHF (so some UK TVs only tune in the UHF range) France is completely different again in that it uses SECAM, their own system. You need to check if your TV is SECAM/PAL and if it can receive PAL, the B/G flavour. You may need to check the manual if you still have it. Big. |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 4515368)
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Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
No !!! Dingo uses PAL/BG France uses SECAM |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Big Galah
(Post 4515420)
Beat me to it...
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Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by gedge
(Post 4515413)
thanks Ray, always welcome in dingo land
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Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 4515427)
Your stocks are doing well...LOL...
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Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 4515424)
And in only 6 words ....
That doesn't necessarily mean the TV is SECAM-only. In fact, I'd be surprised if it was. That's why I suggested checking the manual. big. |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Big Galah
(Post 4515522)
Yes, but my point was it's all very well to go into google, do a search and see that France uses SECAM (actually SECAM-L) and say it won't work.
That doesn't necessarily mean the TV is SECAM-only. In fact, I'd be surprised if it was. That's why I suggested checking the manual. big. Tv tuner Tuner Qty: 1 tuner(s) Reception System: PAL, NTSC, SECAM, NTSC-M Stereo Reception System: NICAM Channel Qty: 100 channel(s) Video features Teletext: Yes Teletext Memory: 10 pages Channel Labelling: Yes Programme Guide Features: Auto Channel Mapping Parental Channel Lock: Yes NTSC Playback on PAL TV: Yes With this information, I want to believe the TV should work in OZ . |
Re: Can a TV from France work in OZ
Originally Posted by Topy
(Post 4532105)
I can't lay my hand on the manual but got the follwing information about the model from the Internet:
Tv tuner Tuner Qty: 1 tuner(s) Reception System: PAL, NTSC, SECAM, NTSC-M Stereo Reception System: NICAM Channel Qty: 100 channel(s) Video features Teletext: Yes Teletext Memory: 10 pages Channel Labelling: Yes Programme Guide Features: Auto Channel Mapping Parental Channel Lock: Yes NTSC Playback on PAL TV: Yes With this information, I want to believe the TV should work in OZ . |
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