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  1. 2nd Mar 2006 07:48 #1
    luvvbuzz
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    i have a video ts folder containing vobs. is there a way of finding out if these are ntsc or pal? my dvd player plays both but id like to find out which it is
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    If they are 25fps, then they are PAL. NTSC would be 23.976 or 29.970. Gspot can tell you that.
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    aha gspot, thanx for the tip, i will get gspot
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    DGMPGDec DGIndex is easy to use. It puts up a panel of information while the title is playing. Format is part of what it diplays.

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    There are some other methods as well. Open a VOB with IFOEdit and it will tell you what the resolution and frame rate are. Also, the free version of the Teco Bit Rate Viewer at http://www.tecoltd.com can tell you the resolution and frame rate. Before there ever was a Gspot, I used the commercial version of the Teco product.
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