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Anne, you could just get out your phonebook and look for video-production services. They can convert the DVD to NTSC and burn it to a new disc for you.

In the states, I usually pay about $20 to have PAL DVDs converted for me.

If the recipient is not computer savvy and has to jump through a bunch of hoops to see it, is it still a gift????
Thanks Nappy. That's another option I could look into as well. It's only a 10 minute film so hopefully it won't cost that much to covert it, but I had no idea what sort of people to ask about it.

I'm sure the recipient wouldn't know any more than I do when it comes to things technical.
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