Does VIDEO_TS Directory or ISO, Contain PAL or NTSC?

[JustSomeGuy]

Just made a bunch of coffee cup coasters because I didn't realize that the VIDEO was PAL.
I am using ImgBurn to write the ISO / IMG files to DVD, but didn't notice any thing that said the video was PAL.

I use nero to burn VIDEO_TS directories and it too didn't tell me that my files were PAL.

What tool can I use to determine if the video I have downloaded is PAL or NTSC?
Should work on VIDEO_TS and ISO / IMG files...

[jimmalenko]

Open one of the VOBs in GSpot. You should be able to tell from the frame size and/or frame rate whether it is PAL or NTSC.

ISO / IMG files are just disc images and as such, could contain anything (data / music / video). I don't believe that any tool would work on them directly. But you should be able to mount them with DaemonTools (or extract one of the VOBs) then use GSpot as above.

[Alex_ander]

If your image is ISO you can unpack a VOB with WinRAR without mounting to virtual drive; most other image types can be unpacked so with UltraISO.

[redwudz]

Gspot 2.60 seems to work on the ISOs that I have, correctly identifying the framerate. It doesn't show any audio info from the ISOs, though. I don't have any BIN files handy to try it on, though.