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Conference turris::scandia

Title:	All about Scandinavia

Moderator:	TLE::SAVAGE

Created:	Wed Dec 11 1985
Last Modified:	Tue Jun 03 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	603
Total number of notes:	4325

571.0. "Norwegian TV broadcasting protocol." by YUPPY::BLAKEB (Sweet Lucy was a dancer......) Thu Sep 08 1994 05:10

    Hi,
    
    		A friend of mine wants to buy a video recorder in England
    and take it to Norway. Does the Norwegian TV/Video system work on the
    PAL protocol or the SECAM protocol or some other protocol.
    
    
    Thanks for any help,
    
    		Brendan.

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571.1 STKHLM::GULLNAS Olof Gulln�s, DTN 876-7997 Tue May 23 1995 16:07 15

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571.1		STKHLM::GULLNAS	Olof Gulln�s, DTN 876-7997	`Tue May 23 1995 16:07`	15
	Probably to late to be of any use to you, but for future reference: Most countries in western Europe use PAL. (This certainly includes all the scandinavian countries, Germany, Switzerland, Italy...) France uses SECAM. Russia also uses SECAM, but I think it differs a bit from the french version. If I remeber correctly a signal is "inverted" (sign change or something like that). I am very unsure about the former "eastern block" countries (Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Estonia...). I suspect that Belorussia and the former parts of the Soviet Union uses the "russian" SECAM Olof

Probably to late to be of any use to you, but for future reference:

Most countries in western Europe use PAL. (This certainly includes all the
scandinavian countries, Germany, Switzerland, Italy...)

France uses SECAM.

Russia also uses SECAM, but I think it differs a bit from the french version. If
I remeber correctly a signal is "inverted" (sign change or something like that).

I am very unsure about the former "eastern block" countries (Romania, Hungary,
Bulgaria, Estonia...). I suspect that Belorussia and the former parts of the
Soviet Union uses the "russian" SECAM

	Olof