Changing to PAL format...

You need to rip and convert DVD to regular video and then uploading video to YouTube will be easy. Just follow below guide to do that.
Leawo DVD Ripper is a DVD converter that can meet both demands. The Ripper have two versions available for grabbing, Windows and Mac version. You can free download and install the Ripper to begin PAL DVD to MP4/AVI/MOV video file ripping process by following the step by step below.

Step 1. Kick off Leawo DVD Ripper, insert source PAL DVD disc into the DVD drive and click "Add Blu-ray/DVD" button to load source PAL DVD.
Step 2.Click the drop-down list to change the output video format. If you would like to choose MP4 as the output video format, choose MP4 in the pop-up Profile panel (you can also choose other formats like AVI or MOV).
Step 3.This step is optional. You can edit the output video and audio settings in details, such as video and audio codec, Bit Rate, Resolution, Frame Rate, Sample Rate, Aspect Ratio and Channel. If you are not sure of what to set, you can skip the step or just leave those parameters at default.
Step 4.Finally, click the green "Convert" button to select destination folder to save the converted video, then click the other "Convert" button to begin the conversion process. You can view or pause the conversion process on the main interface.


For more details, check: How to Rip PAL DVD to MP4/AVI/MOV video file

I'm sorry for the difficulties you're experiencing as the Video output settings on the DVD Recorder is set incorrectly. Please perform a power resetting by following the below steps and check the operation.
To perform power resetting, unplug the DVD Recorder from wall outlet for more than 5 minutes and press and hold the Power button for more than 15 seconds. It will discharge power from all circuit and move the Recorder to factory default.

Thanks for understanding. Please let me know if the issue persists.

Check that the TV doesn't have the option to display PAL transmissions. It might be able to do it via any of the connectors. Otherwise your best option is to find a TV that can indeed convert both signals, or get a converter box.

just go to your dvd seting and chose the output setting you will see ther an 3 diferent output NTSC-PAL-AUTO chose auto if automatic output doese not work call a service center for your dvd.

Check the dvd player settings. Try and switch the dvd player itself to NT instead of pal.

Some newer DVD Players also play videos in the MPEG-4 ASP video compression format (such as DivX) popular in the Internet, as well as the RMVB video compression format.

Check any settings on dvd player to switch format output, or check tv settings so it accepts all formats.

Pal output will only work when it is plugged into a pal tv. The only way you can restore is to use the remote to put the settings back to ntsc without using the display. That should work. If you don't have a pal tv you should never change devices to run on it, because it can damage your tv set. The scanning lines are very different between the two systems.

Synch problems on Philips machines can be caused by the video output setting.

Usually there are 3 options for video output:

• PAL
• NTSC
• AUTO

PAL & NTSC force playback in that setting, regardless of DVD format, and sometimes cause a time delay in the conversion.

Try changing this option to AUTO. IF you have a modern TV, it should allow both PAL & NTSC playback.

you might want to try changing the settings settings just go to sound settings>audio output settings and choose the type of cable you're using sfter that select automatic and press X. if that doesnt solve the problem may be you accidentally chage the BD/DVD audio output format. is locate in BD/DVD Settings change both BD/DVD audio output format (HDMI) and BD Audio Output Format (optical Digital) to linear PCM or viseversa try both to see wich one works.
p.s. it can also be a problem with your sound/ hometheater system.

Hi Allan,

To my understanding, both are inter-compatible to either NTSC or PAL.; the player will auto detect what format the disc is and auto-switch over. As the manual says, "DVE-5207 automatically changes the video output signal (NTSC or PAL), according to the disc." On the other hand, the TMX-R705 needs manual settings (2 ways):
1. NTSC and PAL can be directly switched when the DISP on the TMX-R705 remote button is pressed for at least 2 seconds; or
2. On the TMX-R705 remote, press the SETUP button, press the DOWN or UP button within 10 seconds and select AUX 1 SIG. or AUX 2 SIG., press the LEFT or RIGHT button within 10 seconds to set the selection.

Just an after thought, pls verify that your DVD Region number is either 2 or ALL. Additionally, you can verify the color format the unit is using (as well as the disc) by pressing DISPLAY during playback on the player.

Should this not be corrective, perhaps you need to check the grounding/wiring and the interconnections cables.

Hope that this be of some help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kind regards.

There can one of two problems here. Either your DVD player's output is set to NTSC and you are attempting to play it through a PAL (European) TV, or you are perhaps using the SVHS output incorrectly. The solution is to access the player's setup menu and ensure the video output is set to your standard (PAL or NTSC). Hope this helps!