Ive got a copied DVD which plays on the computer and one of my stand a lone
players ok but it's plays in B&W on my main player (all other copies have
played OK). Could it be a NSTC or scart lead problem.

TIA

John

"John" <john.ansellNO SPAM@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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could it be cos it's a copy ;-)

"Cubzilla" <no@chance.co.uk> wrote in message
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played in B&W
John

John,

It sounds like it's a TV Format problem. Is the DVD a NTSC or PAL disk?
Some players will detect a PAL disk and automatically switch modes. My
guess is that your main player is set to NTSC and the DVD is a PAL disk.
Check your player settings for "video standard", or something along
those lines. Either way, it's most likely a video problem, rather than a
problem with the disk or the player itself. Good luck.

Rich

John wrote:

Cubzilla wrote:

No it couldn't, smart ass. B&W is due to PAL/NTSC incompatibilities.