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  1. 13th Nov 2009 13:42 #1
    CybermatriX
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    I wasn't sure if this post should go into the DVD Authoring or Video Conversion section, as it pertains, kinda to both. But my question is, what exactly is NTSC[DF]? I'm asking this because DVD-Lab PRO is identifying the .m2v stream as such. There's no problems for playback or anything like that, I'm just wondering what it means.

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    NTSC Drop Frame.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMPTE_t...frame_timecode
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    Thanx for clearing that up for me jagabo.
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