Will my TV and DVD work in Spain
My UK TV is about 18 months old and the DVD is brand new. I have now read somewhere that both will not work in Spain because of different frequency used.
Has anybody been there, done that. Thanks |
Re: Will my TV and DVD work in Spain
Originally posted by willmags My UK TV is about 18 months old and the DVD is brand new. I have now read somewhere that both will not work in Spain because of different frequency used. Has anybody been there, done that. Thanks |
Re: Will my TV and DVD work in Spain
Thanks for that Sibsie. Much appreciated.
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Re: Will my TV and DVD work in Spain
Originally posted by sibsie Been there, done that and they will both work fine. There used to be a problem with the sound on TV's but that was a few years ago. You're most likely be using satellite so even if that was still the case it wouldn't matter. dvd players are independant units and will therefore work, ie: they dont rely on an outside signal to work, so they are working the same way as they would in the uk, direct dvd-video connection. (put simply, yes it´ll work) |
As with the postings above all should work ok
I have 3 English T.V s all ok BUT IF you have a problem buy a Spanish Video to pick up the signal then plug into your English TV that works too Im on cable here with about 16 UK stations etc But the only problem I have is with the Colour on one of the French networks |
The reason why the French network has colour problems is due to the 'Secam L' that the French insist on using. When you buy a TV in France, it's a real multi-system (i.e. it has Pal, Secam, Secam L, Jap NTSC and US NTSC). That way, it will work almost anywhere.
Most multi-system TVs bought outside france have NTSC/PAL and Secam but are usually missing the secam L system needed for many French networks. My advice is watch the BBC instead. |
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