23.98 to PAL DVD and BLURAY

[Federico Palumbo]

Sorry i don’t understand, 576@23.98 and 576@24 ???

Than, what to do? with the two video?

[Brad Wright]

Two masters for DVD. Each with the following frame rates and resolutions. Submit those for encoding.

NTSC:
23.976
720×480 Anamorphic

PAL
24 fps
720×576 Anamorphic

Read the article, it will help explain the workflow.

Brad Wright is software engineer, so it may be difficult to understand what he is saying. He is always happy to explain his greater detail.

[Eric Pautsch]

Keep things simple. Create one 24p NTSC disc and distribute that. It will play on all players and set ups.

I personally have several hundred thousand NTSC titles floating around Europe and S America with no issues.

[Federico Palumbo]

[eric pautsch] “Keep things simple. Create one 24p NTSC disc and distribute that. It will play on all players and set ups.

I personally have several hundred thousand NTSC titles floating around Europe and S America with no issues.”

24p NTSC means 23.98 ?

[Michael Sacci]

Yes, there is no such thing as TRUE 24p in NTSC.

[Eric Pautsch]

Yeah…..my apology for saying 24p.

Down convert to get a
720×480 23.98 16×9 anamorphic File. Encode this progressive and use in a NTSC project. They wlll play on all players worldwide

[Daniel Ludwig]

frederico,
stay at 23.98 for both media, Blu-ray and DVD, so you´ll be fine with both.

your 23.98-film will be encoded to 29.98 NDF (non dropped frames)NTSC for DVD incl. the requred pulldown, so it´ll will match perfectly.

1080p23.98 will work on blu-ray without any changes, as 108p23.98 is part of the BD-specs.

cheers

danny