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  1. 24th Jul 2007 05:30 #1
    blizzery
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    Hi,

    I have a question regarding 3:2 pulldown (have read a little about it, but not sure when to use it).

    Do I ever need 3:2 pulldown when using PAL? Or is 3:2 only applicable to NTSC?

    If applicable when using PAL, when do I have to enable it?
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    It is only used for transfering film (24fps, after adjustment to 23.976) to NTSC TV framerate (29.97fps). You'll never need setting 3:2 in encoder when working with PAL.
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    OK, thanks!
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    However the concept of Pulldown (although not 3:2 or 2:3 pulldown) can be used to simplify the encoding of 23.976 fps material to 25 fps for PAL.
    Read my blog here.
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