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  1. 30th Jan 2003 03:50 #1
    UltraX
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    Wondering how to check if a mpg file is Pal or NTSC?
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  2. 30th Jan 2003 04:13 #2
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    Check the framrate.

    25 fps is PAL
    23,97 fps is NTSC film
    29,97 fps is NTSC

    It's all in the guides for WHAT IS a VCD or SVCD
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  3. 30th Jan 2003 06:20 #3
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    Ok, but i'm wondering what app easiest gives this info?
    E.g. i have a file test.mpg. I need to know, is this PAL or NTSC?
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  4. 30th Jan 2003 06:24 #4
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    Play the file in Windows MediaPlayer.

    Choose View, Statistics.
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  5. 30th Jan 2003 06:47 #5
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    Thank you!
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  6. 30th Jan 2003 13:32 #6
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    Or right-click and choose Properties in the older versions (or hey, even through explorer without using media player). In the second tab, if the height is 240 or 480, it's NTSC, if it's 288 or 576 it's PAL, if it's anything else come back and ask again!
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