Halp plox

So I recently tried to burn Planet Earth onto DVD. It was a version that was in HD at 720p. Now, when I watched it, there was no sound at all. I looked in the comments of the torrent that said that said something about NTSC vs PAL. I don't know what that means. So what I'm trying to figure out is how to burn it onto the dvd and then work.

tl;dr How does I make dvd work?

we need more information.  You should figure out what that comment meant.

Anyway the most likely problem is that whatever program you tried to burn it to  doesn't support the audio format the torrent used.  Try another program.

OP here. This was the comment:

"If you live in North America this series cannot be burned onto DVD as it is region coded with PAL which is the european standard, in North America we use NTSC. I have tried burning it with Nero, DVD Santa, Windows DVD Maker, DVD Shrink, and DVD Decrypter, none worked, it would burn onto disc but the audio was always 5 minutes ahead of the video during playback. I found out that PAL has a different FPS(frames per second) than NTSC here in North America, PAL is 25 FPS and NTSC is 30 FPS. Your only option is to watch it on your computer or buy a Region Free DVD player. I have tried to figure out how to get it to work here in North America and I can't. If someone else knows how let me know."

After reading that it had me a bit worried.

yeah, that'd be an issue.  I guess you're using an .iso or some variant thereof.  Your only hope if you still want to watch this particular torrent on a DVD player is to convert it into 30FPS but that would be a huge hassle for you.  Find another torrent or watch it on your computer.

;_;

How much of a hassle is it to convert to 30fps?

If you have to ask, its A LOT

Fuck. Thanks anyways.

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Many DVD players have secret codes that let you select any region.

you should find out the one that gives you unlimited ammo