I'm going on a world-trip in a few months, and in that respect I'm curious as to what each country is showing on TV. In addition it would be great to actually record some of it to videotape (my camcorder has video/audio in connectors).
A handheld TV would be ideal for this, but the question is if there are any around which has a video out jack? It seems that at least the Casio models I've checked out only have video IN, so as to let you view video etc. on the TV screen.
Alternatively, could an old VCR unit be modified for this use, taking out the tuner part, making it battery-driven etc.)? I actually have a damaged (the mechanics that is) VCR, but although it seems like a good idea I wouldn't know how to handle the actual tuning as it's based on the remote control and not a simple knob.
Could a portable TV be easily modified for getting a video out jack?
As I'm in Europe (and most of the Asian countries I'm visiting, with the exception of Japan) uses PAL, the tuner or TV has to be PAL as well. (I guess it's not possible to get hold of a tuner which handles NTSC as well as PAL, or a converter which allows NTSC singals to be converted to PAL, for recording with my video camera?).
Hallvard