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  1. 27th Feb 2005 21:59 #1
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    I have an MPEG file (for computer playback) that is sized 640x480. I want to put this on DVD. Do I need to convert it to a standard size? Since the quality is very good, I don't want to mess up anything.
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    What about 720x480? Also, it's fps is 24.
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    The less you change the resolution, the better. And 704 is less of a change than 720.

    As for the frames per second, leave it at 23.976 and enable 3:2 pulldown when you do the encode. That way your eventual DVD authoring program will see it as 29.97fps.
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