Can I write DVDs with this model? Can it work on 220V and what is the plug?
51508
It's 120v a/c North American plug/3prong It does not write DVD's, it only prints on printable media.
51509
This model does not write CD/DVD's, it will operate on 220 volts - no problem. Any other queries let me know, I have had one for 10 years.Cheers Harry
51510
It is a printer only - it does not put data onto a dvd. So if you want to print on the dvd surface it works well. I do not know about 220v plug.
2142330
There is nothing in the description which suggests it is compatible with 220v.
538351
Yes it will definitely play UK (PAL) DVDs on a US TV and vis versa. The input voltages on these models and other dual mode DVDs tend to be dual 50 to 60 HZ / 110 to 220v inputs. All DVDs players can actually be set internally to output PAL or NTSC. I would not recommend this one due to the fact it has been internally converted to play PAL and / or NTSC and is based on a model for use in Asia where a non PAL / NTSC standard is used. I would recommend the Pioneer models as a more robust versions as they typically tend to be true dual mode players (PAL / NTSC). There is a tendency for DVD players that have been internally converted (sometimes by the supplier) to fail to a default for example if converted from an NTSC machine to also output PAL, will fail and only output NTSC. But yes it will play UK DVDs.
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.
654841
I doubt it will work on 220 v. Very few appliances/tv's etc sold in the US can operate on 220 volts.
1502989
I bought this region free bluray player and asked for the voltage to the seller, and this was his response: "We already have listed this model DMP-BD60 available which works on both 120 and 220 volt system. You can check it out on our amazon listing.Thank you,Sales8222"I hope it helps
1610663
sure, is ready to 110-220 volt.. just need some plug adapter or euro stile cable.. because if you buy from US.. don't come with us version, note: you need update the firmware sometime,when you buy new blu-ray movies..check the inf. and picture http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/blu-ray_players_and_dvd_players/blu-ray-players/bd-a1020/?mode=modelespero te haya servido de ayuda mi respuesta..
1867897
If this DVD player is for USA use, then the plug has two flat pin , no need adapter, if the DVD player from different region such as hongkong you must have an adapter one Side(socket) for hongkong, other side is flat plug for US usE. Usually the seller will supply you the adapter, otherwise you can get it from FRY or on WEB EBay or Amazon cost about USD 1-3. I think you bought a region free player, otherwise no need adapter in US.
972840
Unfortunately this player is not a multi voltage. I had to buy a transformer to work it on a 220V. It is built for a 110V originally.
1473391
Yes it will. This is a DVD writer. And it's a very quiet one too. Just remember you will need 2 USB ports to run it. As it does not use a power cord. Which is fine with me.
493608
Hi! Thank you for your note. We get many questions like this from all over the world. These Nostalgia machines are all made for 120volts. You will need a voltage converter to run the macgine safely. We always recommend that you go to your local electronics store and find a convertor that will work best for your country. I wish we had them in 220. Everyone loves the machines! They are so clever and handy! Please let us know if we can help you further... Caren
984626
I have this printer but am not sure if it works with 220v. I had another printer that I toook with me to Europe and I had to just buy a voltage converter for it. They are not very expensive. You could just get a voltage converter and just make sure it has the correct plug, then you won't have to worry about it.
2257108
Everything on the unit and the manual indicates it will only work with 120V ~60Hz. I cannot find any mention of 220V.
56131
The laptop can write dvd's and cd's. anyone who says different doesn't know what the terminology means.I bought it and have no problems burning discs so far.
779939
It is 120 v, I don t think this will work with 220 but I have never tried it.
762752
Yes, I have mine wired for 220v. It is a great unit and was just what I was looking for.
453302
I don't know because the one I got won't accept DVDs. Although the reading lights are visible when I try to insert the DVD the unit does not grab the DVD and pull it in to the unit no matter how far I try to push it in manually. Also the cable jack is loose and therefore the reception is garbled. I have requested return authorization and when I get a reply to that I'll add additional information.