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  1. Member
    Join Date: Jan 2010
    Location: Australia
    Hey,

    I've got several .mkv video files I want to author a DVD of. So far I've managed to import them into Adobe Premiere through AVIsynth, Haali Matroska and FFDShow.

    But I just checked the video files and they're all NTSC, and the DVD (I'll author with Encore) will need to be in PAL. I take it this can't be a good thing? At what stage and how should I make this conversion?

    Thanks?

    P.S.
    When choosing the sequencing preset in Premiere for the project, should I select NTSC or PAL? Seeing as the files are in NTSC, but will need to be in PAL?
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  2. Member hech54's Avatar
    Join Date: Jul 2001
    Location: Yank in Europe
    Australia is getting MUCH better at being able to play NTSC material on their equipment. And since you won't have a region code to worry about....I'd try NTSC first.
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  3. Member
    Join Date: Jan 2010
    Location: United States
    Give AVStoDVD a try.
    It generates AVS script automatically and transcodes the streams for you.

    Geppo
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  4. Member AlanHK's Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2006
    Location: Hong Kong
    Why does it "need to be in PAL"?

    As Mr Hech so perceptively pointed out:
    Originally Posted by hech54
    Australia is getting MUCH better at being able to play NTSC material on their equipment. And since you won't have a region code to worry about....I'd try NTSC first.

    But if you really want to, this works for me, speeding up 23.976 fps (after IVTC) to 25 fps, resampling the audio:

    Code:
    ...Source(...)
    
    #IVTC if necessary
    #Telecide()  
    #Decimate(5)
    
    #Convert to PAL 25 fps, 48000 Hz
    Nfr_num = 25
    Nfr_den = 1
    Ar = 48000
    ResampleAudio(Ar*FramerateNumerator()*Nfr_den, FramerateDenominator()*Nfr_num)
    AssumeSampleRate(Ar)
    AssumeFPS(Nfr_num, Nfr_den, False)
    LanczosResize(720,576)
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  5. Member hech54's Avatar
    Join Date: Jul 2001
    Location: Yank in Europe
    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    If compatibility with Australian hardware, NTSC is not a problem, in my experience.
    Echo echo echo echo echo echo
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  6. Member AlanHK's Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2006
    Location: Hong Kong
    Originally Posted by hech54
    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    If compatibility with Australian hardware, NTSC is not a problem, in my experience.
    Echo echo echo echo echo echo
    I'm sorry, do you have a copyright on that statement?
    I thought since I happen to BE an Australian, my actual personal experience might be relevant.
    How silly of me to think that anyone would care about what I thought.

    Tell you what, I'll edit my post, just to make sure everyone knows that "you said it first".
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  7. Member hech54's Avatar
    Join Date: Jul 2001
    Location: Yank in Europe
    Originally Posted by AlanHK
    I'm sorry, do you have a copyright on that statement?
    I thought since I happen to BE an Australian
    Gee I'm sorry. I thought you were from Honk Kong.
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