It may be 1080i rather than 1080p. Then you're back to the 50Hz versus 60Hz thing again.JoeDoakes said:I thought they got rid of PAL in the blu-ray format.
It might be the demand for U.S. movies is greater in Europe than vice versa. Not that many people here are enthusiasts to point where they'll import from Europe. I have a couple LG multi-region BD players that output 50Hz as 60Hz, so it's not too hard to get the gear if someone looks.bluelaughaminute said:UK equipment has been compatible for both 50hz and 60hz for around 25 years.
From what I hear its still common for 50hz playback to give US collectors problems.
Why does US equipment fail to match its Euro counterparts after all this time?
It might also be pressure from the US movie studios and/or the MPAA to discourage importing.John Hermes said:It might be the demand for U.S. movies is greater in Europe than vice versa. Not that many people here are enthusiasts to point where they'll import from Europe. I have a couple LG multi-region BD players that output 50Hz as 60Hz, so it's not too hard to get the gear if someone looks.
MBrousseau said:The Time Tunnel blu-ray release have been pushed back to April 11 2016!!! (in UK)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Time-Tunnel-Blu-ray-James-Darren/dp/B00C1EF6F2/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_cp_6_RQRD