converting Ntsc 29.97fps to pal 25fps

[TurboRunner]

Hi,

I want to know the best way to convert from NTSC 29.97 frames per second down to PAL 25 frames per second?

Thanks to those who responds with the right answer

TurboRunner

[SuperDon]

I want to know also, from now i know the best method is making a MPEG-2 file and playback with RealMagic's MPEG-2 decode card....any good advice??

[TurboRunner]

Please help

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On 2001-07-09 00:16:24, TurboRunner wrote:
Hi,

I want to know the best way to convert from NTSC 29.97 frames per second down to PAL 25 frames per second?

Thanks to those who responds with the right answer

TurboRunner
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[loser]

cant you just goto tmppgnc and use the vcd(palfilm) template
thats how it works right regular is 29.97 and film is 25 fps
right ??? check it out

[vitualis]

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On 2001-07-10 06:32:32, loser wrote:
cant you just goto tmppgnc and use the vcd(palfilm) template
thats how it works right regular is 29.97 and film is 25 fps
right ??? check it out
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You could... but the output video will probably turn into a horrible regular skipping mess.

Framerate conversions are HARD to do.

Regards.

[humdinger]

if u r lucky and have a copy of premiere, create a pal template, feed in your ntsc source then frameserve with avisynth to tmpeg with a pal template loaded. then premiere will work out all the frame resizing and framerate for you, with great results