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  1. 5th May 2007 16:40 #1
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    Hi,

    I am wondering why the pic colors especially faces are getting more intense and more puprle comparing to the original colors after converting from PAL (DVD and avi) to NTSC DVD? Is there any way to keep the same colors? Thank you!
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    What programs and procedures are you using for the conversions?
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    This used to happen in analog PAL>NTSC, but should not be a factor in modern digital video.
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    Hi, I use Procoder 2.0 Pro for conversion. The procedures are pretty simple.

    To convert PAL DVD to NTSC DVD, I create a script with FitToDisc and d2v file with DGMPDIndex. Basically that's it.

    For avi, I just create an avi with no sound (Procoder does not handle ac3) and convert with a script created with FitToDisc.

    If I mised something, sorry, I am ready to provide any other information.

    Thanks.
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