Emerson EVC1550 Video System Converter

Details

Availability:: No longer available through SilverGelatin.net

List Price:: $99.99

Average Customer Rating:: 2.5 out of 5

Manufacturer:: Emerson

Features

Converts NTSC to PAL B, D, G, or I
For use in Europe, India, Australia, the Middle East, and Asia
Uses standard phone jacks
Includes AC adapter and phone cables
Adapts NTSC video equipment to PAL color TV equipment

Description

Emerson Mobile's line of quality audio products combines fresh new look, attractive packaging and an aggressive marketing. Emerson Mobile Products' goal is to make high-end audio products more affordable, without compromising the highest standards of quality.

Spotlight customer reviews

This product doesn't work in india.

[ Posted: 2004-02-10 ]

Rating: 20%

I buyed this product with the help my friend in US. And it doesn't works for india PAL system. I wasted my 45 bugs.
It convert b/w picture to color from cam corder but it didn't stopeed vertical running of picture. So it's of no use for me. For india color system, it doesn't works. So I don't want rate it at all for india.

PAL TO NTSC (not the oposite)

[ Posted: 2002-11-21 ]

Rating: 20%

I agree to the previous comments.

Why NTSC to PAL aprox 50 u$s and PAL to NTSC 150 u$s (or more)?

If anyone knows any PAL to NTSC converter in the price range of NTSC to PAL please e-mail me (pedro.rosenfeld@t-online.de).

Pal to NTSC

[ Posted: 2002-10-01 ]

Rating: 80%

Very strange i cant find device from pal to ntsc in same price range. Ntsc to pal available. Why? and where i can find this.
Please email me if someone know. thanks

Convert from US to UK

[ Posted: 2000-12-17 ]

Rating: 20%

Does anybody on this side of the world know where I can get a converter to convert US video tapes to UK format?

How can I convert UK format to VHS?

[ Posted: 2000-12-13 ]

Rating: 20%

My boyfriend is a big Rugby fan from Wales and his parents send him tapes of matches from the UK. It costs a bomb to convert them to VHS. Are there any converters out there? I know there used to be a VCR that was dual format, but I can't find it anywhere.