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    I have a PAL image movie and I want to convert it to NTSC so I can burn it and watch it on my dvd player. Ive looked around and the convserion guides seem to only show how to rip a movie and than convert. I just want to convert the image I have to an NTSC image(or DVD).
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    Originally Posted by St0ked56
    I have a PAL image movie and I want to convert it to NTSC so I can burn it and watch it on my dvd player. Ive looked around and the convserion guides seem to only show how to rip a movie and than convert. I just want to convert the image I have to an NTSC image(or DVD).
    Not gonna happen.

    You have to strip all the elementary streams and convert each part you want and then rebuild the dvd.
    Or you can buy a dvd player that plays both ntsc & pal dvd's.

    There are some "one click wonders" that will do the movie only but with poor results.
    And you would have to extract everything out of the ISO to do even that.

    Have you burned it and tried it on your standalone ?
    seeing as it's in an image already if you burn it back to dvdr it will be region free (half the problem) so your player will play the disc, it's just will it play the PAL video correctly.
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    Yea, I have burned it and tried it on my standalone and does not play for me. But thank you for answering my question.
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    This has been asked 100,687 times. Your image is a DVD, mount it with Daemon Tools then have a look at the numerous PAL to NTSC guides.
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