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  1. i must do this conversion as my dvd player can't play PAL.

    i have tmpgenc, besweet, and virtualdub at hand. what's the most efficient way to do this? the video file is using xvid mpeg-4 and the audio is mpeg-3, according to avicodec.
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    convert the audio to mpa/mp2 with besweet and select 25 fps to 23.976fps


    convert the video to mpeg with tmpgenc and use 23,976 with 3:2 pulldown and be sure to use do not frame convert under advanced.




    last author with tmpgenc dvd author, add the video and then add the mp2/mpa audio file.
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  3. why exactly do you advice him to convert to MP2? Seems to me that AC3 is a lot more compatible with NTSC dvd players...
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    BeSweet and the BeSweet GUI oftentimes have trouble converting from one format to another (doing the FPS change) unless you are gong from PCM WAV to PCM WAV.

    So I suggest you convert your original MP3 audio to a Stereo 16-bit 48k PCM WAV audio file first. Then convert that PCM WAV to a new PCM WAV using the FPS change in BeSweet THEN convert that corrected for length PCM WAV to your final format be it MP2 or AC-3 and for a DVD AC-3 is more "safe" in terms of compatiblity than MP2.

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  5. Shouldn't he use 3:2 Pulldown ONLY when converting a 23.976 fps NTSC? When converting from 25 fps PAL using TMPGEnc, he should just choose the DVD NTSC template and convert straight to 29.97 fps without any pulldown.

    I have done this numerous times without a problem. I was doing the pulldown on PAL videos and I was getting jerkiness until someone pointed this out to me.
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