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  1. I have cell times from PAL DVD bup file.
    But the video is 23.976 pulldowned NTSC .
    The PAL DVD therefore in minutes is some 5 minutes shorter.
    If I apply PAL celltimes to NTSC video when authoring in IFO edit, will chapter locations match?
    PAL has 208710 frames, the NTSC has 208517 frames.
    Cann't tell it's possible don't tell anything.
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  2. Hi-


    If I apply PAL celltimes to NTSC video when authoring in IFO edit, will chapter locations match?

    No.

    I assume the number of frames in both videos is the same.

    No again. For NTSC, what's important is not the number of encoded frames (23.976 x film length in seconds), but the number of displayed or outputted frames (after pulldown, 29.97 x film length in seconds).

    How does pulldown interferes with number of frames.

    It affects the Celltimes.txt quite a bit. To change the PAL Celltimes.txt to one for NTSC, multiply each PAL frame number by 1.25. 29.97/23.976 = 1.25

    PAL has 208710 frames, the NTSC has 208517 frames.

    Did you do this conversion? Because as you said, the number of encoded frames should remain the same. I don't know how the conversion was done or how you got the frame counts, though, so I can't explain the differing frame count without more information.
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