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  1. 1st Aug 2003 06:42 #1
    Oldchatterman
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    Hello,

    I'm trying to convert a 23.976 progressive divx avi to dvd. The tools I use are virtualdub, tmpgenc and ifoedit.
    First I add the textsub filter to the videosource in virtualdub and I start frameserving. Then I choose in tmpgenc wizard a ntsc dvd. The pulldown flag is set.
    When I watch the dvd on my tv (my dvd player is set to ntsc) I see that my subtitles are not crystal clear, they are faded sometimes.
    If I set my dvd player to pal, the fading is gone and the colors are a lot better, what does this mean? I'm sure the dvd is ntsc, but playback as pal is better???

    Is there a better solution?

    Mark
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    Originally Posted by Oldchatterman
    Hello,

    I'm trying to convert a 23.976 progressive divx avi to dvd. The tools I use are virtualdub, tmpgenc and ifoedit.
    First I add the textsub filter to the videosource in virtualdub and I start frameserving. Then I choose in tmpgenc wizard a ntsc dvd. The pulldown flag is set.
    When I watch the dvd on my tv (my dvd player is set to ntsc) I see that my subtitles are not crystal clear, they are faded sometimes.
    If I set my dvd player to pal, the fading is gone and the colors are a lot better, what does this mean? I'm sure the dvd is ntsc, but playback as pal is better???

    Is there a better solution?

    Mark
    You got a weird TV or DVD Player.
    My AVI -> Any Format Guide is available here.
    My Frame Resize Calculator (enhanced for Virtualdub) is available here
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