Will it convert a British video cassette played in a USA video cassette player to a USA television
1263507
I cant tell you... never used them. I have them here without even try them, do you want it from me ? Are you in Austin. We just forgoten to return iton time. my son, s European Wii work end without it
952443
I don't think so. You can either paly VCR tapes or DVD's, but I don't think it's a converter.
694545
I don't see why not. I haven't done much with the converting to digital functions of this machine. But it does have a cassette port, I'd imagine it's similar to digital conversion of LPs. Good luck, let us know how it turns out!
2155548
I don't see why not, as long as the VCR has a tuner. I have an older style TV and a converter box, so the antenna connects directly to the converter box. Since I just use my VCR as a player only, and have two sets of input jacks (yellow/white/red) on the TV, it's connected to one of these sets of input jacks.
2279508
This will output to an S-Video or VGA plug. So if your TV has either one of these inputs, then it will work. The signal will adjust itself to whichever input you are using on the tube TV.
63745
It depends on the output jacks available on your TV. If it has a 3.5mm audio output jack, yes easily. If it has RCA/Phono output jacks, yes with an adapter (which was included in the box when I received the transmitter). If it has a TOSlink optical output jack (very likely if this is a newer TV), you'll need a digital to analog converter. I hope this helps you out.
1252113
I believe so but you will need an adapter from American plugs to British plugs.
1322251
It does not do the conversion. It is an adapter that allows you to connect you analog LP or tape player to a receiver or TV that requires a digital audio cable. It is most useful when you have used up all the analog (red/white) ports on the receiver.
200244
If you have a digital converter box I would say yes. Their tech support is excellent. Give them a call.
1966043
No it is not a European PAL format dvd/vcr.This will play NTSC format,NOT PAL.If you want a PAL format machine then purchase a PAL format machine.
1412301
You would most likely need an adapter to convert US plug to the UK socket. However, I do not recommend it - the turning projector stopped working 2 weeks after I received it.
821468
Yes, definitely. I bought it for my brother. Now he can play American and English DVD's. The machine automatically knows which type of DVD you insert. It saves you having to have two DVD players, one for each country.
157771
It should not matter how the video tape is played back, as long as the VCR puts out a standard TV signal the Video2PC will appropriately translate it.
939219
NO IT WILL NOT. these are two different technology's. This is exactly what I bought it for and the screen was just blue. I went and talked to Radio Shack and they said the only way to do it is to buy a converter box. I just got a new video card for my laptop and it was about the same price. Don't waste your money.
1455970
It will if you have an A/V input on your TV, if you don't and just have a cable hook up, you will have to get a converter..........used on an old tv really defeats the purpose of having a blu ray player....the picture is just awesome on a flatscreen LED screen..
1231559
Yes, it will - depending on what you plan to do with it. The tuner will not function in the U.S., so there is no picking up over-the-air broadcasts with it. But the rest of the unit is specifically designed to operate in different regions. You can record to it through the line inputs from other sources (i.e., cable or satellite box, DTV tuner box) and it can make DVDs compatible with US-spec TVs and DVD players. Depending on the vendor, you MAY need to go into the setup screens and set certain parameters so it'll do that, which will require a visit to the manual for guidance or to this website: http://www.avsforum.com/f/106/dvd-recorders-standard-def. The two DMR-EH59s I've bought both came fully configured, plug-n-play (record) for U.S. use, so I can't say what twiddling you might have to do. BTW, the unit will run on both 110-120 VAC and 220-240 VAC current; you just need an adapter plug that lets you plug it into a U.S. outlet (most vendors include with the unit). Great machine for time-shifting and burning archive DVDs, and it has a very nice editing interface for cleaning up programs on the hard drive before burning them to disc.
425878
I have no idea, it should work if your player accepts the american voltage, I just bought it for my flat iron and it works perfectly well.