What is PAL format?

Answer by  Tom82 (18)

PAL is a video format that is used to encode video signals in Europe. It was created as an alternative to the NTSC format signals which were perceived as lower quality.

Answer by  TMyers (1084)

Phase Alternating Line (or PAL) format is one of the ways that color signals are transmitted to a television. The PAL format has shown less problems than the NTSC format.

Answer by  vaargen (83)

PAL, short for Phase Alternate Line, is an analogue television encoding system used in broadcast television systems in large parts of the world. It was developed in West Germany but the first broadcast was from United Kingdom in 1964.