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  1. 8th Feb 2006 22:12 #1
    yuan861118
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    i have a rmvb file which is 23.000 fps, 352x288, should i convert this to pal or ntsc
    i understand that PAL is 25fps, NTSC is either 23.976fps or 29.976fps
    but whats 23fps?
    plz help
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  2. 8th Feb 2006 22:27 #2
    kschang
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    AFAIK... RMVB has no fixed FPS. That's why it's "VB" which stands for variable bitrate.
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    Variable bitrate has NOTHING to do with framerate. This RMVB file is just non-standard.
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    352x288 is my PAL setting !!!
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    Originally Posted by yuan861118
    i have a rmvb file which is 23.000 fps, 352x288
    Sounds like a monkey got out of it's cage
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  6. 9th Feb 2006 00:18 #6
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    Yes, VBR has nothing to do with framerate, but the fact is that rmvb also supports VFR which does have to do with framerate.
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