Some DVDs that play on my dvd player but that dvd infomation is = 23.976 fps and NTSC,
I know about PAL is 25 fps and NTSC is 29.976 fps ,
so is that any converter do NTSC with 23.976 fps (or that dvd are make mkv to dvd)
any information about it.......
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Some DVD players can output 24000/1001 without interlace (mostly those equipped with HDMI), perhaps some analog component.
Pulldown is required for NTSC color encoding. -
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Difference is in Your software - if software is "smart" enough, video will be encoded with syntax pulldown (ie real video remains not modified except syntax http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telecine#Soft_and_hard_telecine ). If software is "smart" not enough it will try convert video - so called hard coded pulldown.
And Yes, for hardcoded pulldown there is worse quality - video is modified (this can be restored but anyway - more fields = less quality due more bits is required to encode such video).
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