Oh I haven’t retired Chris, just been living my life, I recently got a Tugs VHS although the only problem I had with it was it got stuck in my VCR, but after changing the cassettes over, I fixed it and the player was fine (thank goodness) couldn’t afford to loose a $100 machine which can play and display in both NTSC and PAL
@@LesStarport I got one tape cassette from America NTSC it is but it works with the PAL VHS Player. It of Wile E Coyote & The Road Runner that I bought but cameras don't go well with Aussie Computers when they're NTSC. If anyone from America wants to see a program from the UK they had to pay a price to buy a VHS Player with an Aussie plug and an international plug set if it's likely to happen.
@@TheNewStoryteller lots can play NTSC but it’s usually only in PAL. What’s different about mine is it can output in genuine NTSC which works fine provided you have a Multisystem TV to go with it. I’ve played both NTSC and PAL tapes in mine and they both work fine. Well my sole NTSC tape flickers a lot (i think it’s just the output and TV struggling to keep the picture steady) but otherwise it works well. To play a PAL tape in the states though the only way to have a Multisystem VCR as most won’t play PAL.
@@TheNewStoryteller They’re called worldwide vcrs the top range Multisystem VCRs one of my friends has one, those can play PAL on NTSC systems and vice versa. Mine though is a mid range through as it can only output PAL in PAL and NTSC in NTSC.
This is nice, I thought you weren't doing any TUGS films like I was.
Oh I haven’t retired Chris, just been living my life, I recently got a Tugs VHS although the only problem I had with it was it got stuck in my VCR, but after changing the cassettes over, I fixed it and the player was fine (thank goodness) couldn’t afford to loose a $100 machine which can play and display in both NTSC and PAL
@@LesStarport I got one tape cassette from America NTSC it is but it works with the PAL VHS Player. It of Wile E Coyote & The Road Runner that I bought but cameras don't go well with Aussie Computers when they're NTSC. If anyone from America wants to see a program from the UK they had to pay a price to buy a VHS Player with an Aussie plug and an international plug set if it's likely to happen.
@@TheNewStoryteller lots can play NTSC but it’s usually only in PAL. What’s different about mine is it can output in genuine NTSC which works fine provided you have a Multisystem TV to go with it. I’ve played both NTSC and PAL tapes in mine and they both work fine. Well my sole NTSC tape flickers a lot (i think it’s just the output and TV struggling to keep the picture steady) but otherwise it works well.
To play a PAL tape in the states though the only way to have a Multisystem VCR as most won’t play PAL.
@@LesStarport Never heard of one in existence but less of a pile up.
@@TheNewStoryteller They’re called worldwide vcrs the top range Multisystem VCRs one of my friends has one, those can play PAL on NTSC systems and vice versa.
Mine though is a mid range through as it can only output PAL in PAL and NTSC in NTSC.