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if 25.00 FPS stands for PAL
and 23.976 FPS stands for NTSC...
what is a 29.97 FPS movie?
i saw it several times...
ThanX for any help!
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25 fps = PALOriginally Posted by GangstaRap
29.97 fps = NTSC
23.976 fps = movie frame rate "optimized" for NTSC (see 3:2 pulldown). -
No, not really.Originally Posted by GangstaRap
PAL and NTSC are just broadcast TV standards, with the major differences between the two being the framerate and the color information.
NTSC always has a framerate of 29.97fps.
PAL usually has a framerate of 25fps, but, IIRC, has other framerates that it can use.
The 23.976fps that you mentioned is as Johnny described.ICBM target coordinates:
26° 14' 10.16"N -- 80° 16' 0.91"W -
OK, thanks for the help guys!
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Simply stated, there are 25 or 29.97 frames in one second of video. FPS = frames per second.
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