I am trying to use a UK (240) VHS player in the US, will this work please?
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I believe so, I'm using my 220 v xbox from Spain in the US, and it works perfectly well. since it can go from 220/240 to 110/120 I think there should be no problem. If there is then you can always return it as it says it can handle it.
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Yes you can make sure you set it for the proper voltage rating.But I would check on the other person's answer as far as the different formatof the VHS Player. Power delivered it will work.
87465
Not sure. I bought this for my daughter going to China. She's there now and it works for her. I would Bet it would as it converts it both ways.
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Yes, this will work, as long as your VHS player requires 100Watts or less. I ordered the step up version, 500Watts, to run my UK flat screen tv. Check the wattage requirements on your player.
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Yes, it will. I am using it in Laos to use 110 USA appliances. It goes both ways. It will step the power up or down.
87468
It will not work for 2 reasons. First the 240 volt UK electricity is 50 Hz, not 60 Hz as in the US. This will throw off the motor speed. Second and more important the UK uses the PAL video standard while the US uses the NTSC video standard.
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I just saw how to play various regions on this unit on www,videohelp.com. Here are the instructions: This hack was successfully applied to the Philips DVP5960/37. It is the same hack as with the Philips DVP5140: 1. Turn on the unit 2. Open the loading tray 3. Press the "Setup" button on the remote 4. Navigate to the "Preferences" page using the right arrow key 5. Enter 138931 6. You will now see the current region code displayed 7. Use the Up/Down arrow keys to select the region required or "0" for all regions 8. Press the "Setup" button on the remote 9. Press "OK" on the remote
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This item will work. However, to do the same job it'll be cheaper to get an old VHS player though. Most of VHS players have coax in and RCA out and they demodulates better than this product.
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yes, it will work. i bought this projector from the US and use it in my country where we have 220 volts. NTSC and PAL. products are becoming more universal. as manufacturers ship world wide. so if they have an overstock of their US supplies but shortage in the European they can move them quickly. you notice that more manuals are written in many languages. many only have CDs with all languages.
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I am sorry, I can't help you there as I am in the UK and bought the DVD player for my partner who lives in the US so she could watch Region 2 DVDs. I would suggest you contact Toshiba. Otherwise, you can sometimes get a universal remote that can be adapted to work on your player.
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If your Vhs player only has RCA jacks you will need an adapter or special cable but yes it will work
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It should I have not tried it.European computers and TV's have a different input voltage, how ever the voltage going through the VGA and HDMI cables should be the same as US models.I know it will work on a US tv and computer.
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To me, that VCR plays only NTSC (U.S, Canada, Mexico, Japan, etc). It did not play my PAL VHS (common in Europe,Asia, and Africa). Sadly, the return policy from the seller was not fair to me since I would lose more money if I decided to do so. Uselessly, I ended up to keep it. Good luck!
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I bought this player to read region 2 PAL-format dvds from UK (as well as my region 1 NTSC-format discs from US). It can convert between PAL and NTSC formats - set it up with front panel buttons. See Appendix 6 "Additional Information" in the manual. There is a table that shows the 3 modes - NTSC (output is always NTSC, will convert PAL sources), or PAL (output is always PAL, converts NTSC source), or AUTO (does not convert, puts out program from source as-is.) Works OK for me. Does not require a TV that goes both ways, will work with PAL (European) or NTSC (US) scan rate source material.
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Yes! We only use ours to play DVDs from Europe - it should work just fine :)
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Not sure to be honest. I have only played 1 US DVD (from library) but all our DVDs from the UK worked perfectly. Sorry I can't be more help. Might find out after renting more DVDs in the US.
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Yes, as you can see on the picture it includes an adapter that works for Europe (ex: France, Germany). But the adapter does not work for the UK, you would need one of your one.And it can work on 110/220 VChristian
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I have some old VHS tapes from Europe (PAL system) which I want to convert to DVD. Would this software work for such a purpose.
686643
I would suggest using a separate converter adapter 240 to 120. I did not see these listed for any country but the United States.
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Thank you for your interest in our products. As long as you have the correct software to play those different region it will work.
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if you are trying to convert from VGA to rca (red, white, yellow connectors) or s-video it might work. I had problems with my cord and had to get a refund
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From what I find, this player should have no problem in playing any normal VHS through. PAL refers to a different format of tape called Betamax (also called Beta) and for those tapes, you actually need a different type player or Beta player.