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  1. 10th Aug 2004 17:36 #1
    ShadoWolf
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    me again!

    what program can i use to work out wether my divx file is ntsc or pal?
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    steveryan
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    Virtualdub. Click file then file information, look at the framerate.
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  3. 10th Aug 2004 18:52 #3
    junkmalle
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    Use File -> Open Video File in VirtualDub. Then File -> File Information.

    25 frames per second is PAL

    29.97 frames per second is NTSC

    23.976 frames per second is NTSC (ready for 3:2 pulldown).
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    jimmalenko
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    I think GSPOT could probably tell you this also.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    another good proggy is gspot... it'll tell u everything about the file... things like codecs required, framerate, bitrates etc.
    ok jimmalenko beat me to it
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  6. 10th Aug 2004 19:16 #6
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    You can pull up the decoder properties in Windows Media Player as well I believe. It will display average frame rate and the frame size if I'm not mistaken. Been a while since I used it. Right click it while it's playing click properties, etc. It's in there somewhere.
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