Hi

I am studying the T.V systems for different regions for the DVD
Recorders I am working on. The regions are Asia Pacific, LATAM, NAFTA
and Europe.
I found a document explaining about the systems at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadca...vision_systems. I came to
realize that there are monochrome standards are assigned a letter
designation (A-M) in combination with color systems. (NTSC, PAL,
SECAM)
And the product I am working has tuners for systems described as: PAL
B/G, PAL D/K, SECAM L/L', PAL I. At the same time some documents
sometimes describe again: B/G, I, L/L', D/K whithout color system
designations for the same product.
After studying the table provided by wikipedia and the reference
documents, I wonder what systems they really are using for the regions
APAC, LATAM and Europe.
Is there any NTSC B/G or NTSC I ?
Aganin it describes for LATAM there are only systems M and N.
Can anybody explain to me about it clearly?

"Myauk" wrote in message
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Can anybody explain to me about it clearly?

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Sorry for my ignorance but I need some specific information.

I found several sites but still they are not explaining the things I do
not understand.

More over I need initiatives as a beginner in professional field.

Googling and reading books as a student while I was in my country,
Myanmar, I got a lot of knowledge background but whenever I met with
the real situation, I forgot everything!

I remember a certain experience of reading a book of Assembly
Programming for five months and Testing Practically with a computer and
facing with failures and problems before my graduation. When the
lecturer came and began his first lecture in Assembly program after my
five months of struggle, I found my first assemgly programm assembled
fine and ran on my computer.

That is why sometimes I asked silly questions in the forum.

All I need is a good initiative and some personnel gudience from those
who already have experience!

Regards

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"Myauk" wrote in message
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Can anybody explain to me about it clearly?

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