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February 11th 2004, 16:01
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I think the best bet is to ship it to Alex ? Looks like he's got the equipment.
I will pay for the shipping of the video back to Walter as well as reimburse Walter for his 14 euros shipping. Sound like a plan ?  Sandeep 
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February 11th 2004, 16:59
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The European PAL format VHS tapes will not work in an American NTSC VCR/Player. The best thing, and easiest for all, is to have Alex convert it.
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February 11th 2004, 20:25
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Why not make a copy of the original and send the copy to the USA. Thats a one way trip. Saves 14 euros on return shipping. :idea:
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February 12th 2004, 01:56
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Almost any pro video can convert PAL to NTSC, and the cost is usually not that much. The real question is why not pay to convert it at the Euro end and then just send over the NTSC and we can have our way with it. Less than $20.00 for shipping and probably less than $50. to convert over there. I also can convert the video here in Texas if desired. I would be willing to pay for shipping and conversion if done here or there. The only thing to ask now is are we violating the original copyright and should we be paying some royalties on the rights to duplicate the video? After all the man did spend the time and money to make the original. Count me in on a copy either way.
Thanks, Randy
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February 16th 2004, 17:37
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Video is on the way to canada!
Walter
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February 16th 2004, 22:31
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Thank You Sir :righton:
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