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  1. I'm suspecting some vobs on a dvd could be 29.97. Is there a way to confirm this?

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  2. Originally Posted by chiappa
    I'm suspecting some vobs on a dvd could be 29.97. Is there a way to confirm this?
    thx
    mplayer can do that.
    if you don't want to use command line tool, install the soft in my sign (it can display to you the real framerate of a VOB -NTSC film=23,98 or NTSC video=29,97)
    PS: the soft is a shareware but only for encoding, not analysis
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  3. Ah, thee marvelous mplayer. I had tried it before, using the gui without success. The "show info" option is non active & couldnt find this information from the logs.

    But the command line tool gives me more than enough information.

    Thanks for the help!
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    Gspot will do the job.
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    Originally Posted by chiappa
    mplayer. The "show info" option is non active & couldnt find this information from the logs.
    The Info button in the GUI can be used on a selected file in the Playlist.
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  6. Originally Posted by SCDVD
    Gspot will do the job.
    Is there Gspot for mac os x?

    Originally Posted by Case
    Originally Posted by chiappa
    mplayer. The "show info" option is non active & couldnt find this information from the logs.
    The Info button in the GUI can be used on a selected file in the Playlist.
    I see, thanks for the tip.
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