This article provides answers to frequently asked questions about traveling to other countries, relocating, and using the Xbox in cars.

Can I use my Xbox in different countries?

You should only use the Xbox video game system in the country where you purchased it (the countries for which it was manufactured), because games and DVDs are region-specific, and TV sets and power issues vary from country to country.

The following regions use the corresponding game encoding below:

•	Americas (United States, Canada, Mexico, and Chile): NTSC
•	Asia (Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan): NTSC-J
•	Europe, Australia, and New Zealand: PAL

Will taking my Xbox through an airport x-ray machine cause any damage?

Xbox is no more sensitive than a laptop. No damage or loss of data should occur if your Xbox is screened at an airport.

Can I use power converters to use my Original Xbox console internationally or in my car?

Microsoft does not recommend using anything but standard line power to power the Xbox as there is no standard to which we could refer you to. Use of non-standard power is solely at your own risk.

How much power does the Xbox consume?

The Xbox operates within the normal range of consumer electronics. The following numbers are approximate: nominal ~90 Watts, peak ~110 watts.

How do I set up my Xbox in my car?

Xbox support cannot assist you with setting up your Xbox console for use in a vehicle.