Will PlanesTV DVDs play in countries that use the NTSC TV system; that is principally USA, Canada and Japan?

It seems that there is a general agreement that since a Blu-Ray is region 0 it will play wherever you are in the world.

That is false.

There is more to it than region settings. You must also consider the format: NTSC vs PAL.

NTSC is 60 fields/30 frames-per-second, at 60Hz for transmission and display of video images.

PAL (used in most of the world except the USA and Canada) is 50 field/25 frames a second, 50HZ system.

Since both the NTSC/PAL support are required in a player, the Blu Ray disc will not work in quite a few players on the North American market. This whould be the right answer to give to customers. In order to work flawlessly in Canada and USA, PlanesTV would have to convert the disc's content and video files to NTSC.

Assuming that almost all DVD or Blu Ray players will support PAL AND NTSC is not correct.

Here is some useful reading: http://hometheater.about.com/od/televisionbasics/qt/ntscpalframes.htm

PlanesTV, are you willing to convert to NTSC to have a 100% working product for North Americans? I hope so! I believe you have all you need to know, in order to make it work, in hand now.

Thank you.

PS I still haven't received anything. Will report here with a list of players I gathered once I receive the promised disc.

I have to disagree. I am living in Canada and this is the ONLY BD in my whole collection that I can't play. Does not work in my Panasonic player, not working in a Sony player either. It is in PAL format and absolutelly not all BD players will play them.

Sorry to say, the Tattoo 2010 BD is useless here.