European video content is normally produced at a 50Hz field rate while North American content is usually made in 60Hz. When streaming video, it is much better to use the original frame rate than change it to a different one. Frame rate conversion is one of the hardest conversions to carry out so players and displays will always adapt to the frame rate of the source material if they can.
It may simply be the case that incoming video is 50Hz material so it will get displayed at 50Hz. It might also be the case that the player is set to operate at 50Hz in the menu settings. Depending on the region it comes from, the player may be factory configured to output only at 50Hz. The manual that came with the player may specify this.
no
I don't see why not.
YES!
Yes, you can play DVDs on your 360, and control it with either the 360 remote, or a controller.
No, you cannot play blu-ray dvds on any version of the xbox 360, it only plays regular dvds Correction: It can Play Regular dvd's along with HD DVD compatibility
NO the ps3 does
Not sure about the original xbox.But the Xbox 360 can
yes but not blu ray ones
No. No it won't.
yes the xbox itself will play regular dvds
You can open the disc tray and place the DVD in the XBOX 360 and hit Play. It will read the DVD disc and present you with an option to play your movie unless it is a burnt copy and in a ill-regular format which in this case the standard XBOX 360 drive firmware won't be able to read it.
If it works on a DVD player, it works on a xbox 360