Standard Pal or Secam?

Hello friend
FORGET about SECAM! It's over with analog, which has been swept away with the advent of digital. Commercial DVDs are either in PAL or NTSC, it's written on them. I haven't seen a DVD in Secam, or very few, since the advent of DVD; they quickly disappeared as they were isolated in international standards.
To record TNT, you will have to go through analog and that's a shame
(Peritel or RCA connections with multiple cables) few TVs provide an analog signal on their rare Peritel sockets, and even on LG, you have to set the TV to analog mode, which prevents recording TNT as it is digital; A "Mac Gyver" solution might be to power your recorder with an external TNT box (sold to provide converted analog TNT for our old TVs) which is still suitable for a "recorder"; I repeat, it will not be HD quality since the digital signal is converted to analog; The Akira DHB-B36HR box sold at Auchan or online offers undeniable quality in terms of value for money and will also open up possibilities for USB recording/playback to an external and mobile hard drive, for example. Your nice DVD recorder has had its "arms cut off" by the restrictions on recording from certain channels and their "rights holders"; digital thus allows for very effective anti-copy locks.
Cheers and Happy Holidays!