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  1. 28th Jun 2007 10:25 #1
    pYShTr
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    If I have an avi source with a fps of 23.976(NTSC) and I am converting the said file to a DVD with 29.970(NTSC) fps, do I also need to change the framerate of the demultiplexed audio to 29.970?
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    Short answer: No.

    Long answer: As long as you're not changing the overall duration, it shouldn't matter.
    But FYI-audio doesn't have FPS, that's for video only. Audio has ?sps? (samples per second=samplerate). That would be 44.1kHz or 48kHz. 2 comletely different beasts (audio vs. video).

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  3. 28th Jun 2007 11:05 #3
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    thanx for the anawer and the info
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