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Rendering NTSC HD as PAL
Hello,
I am working on a project for a large video wall in NTSC 29.97 fps Progressive with a canvas of 4092×1188. I had a clutch of video sources and I plumbed for 29.97 based on majority wins plus I wanted to achieve a smooth scroll of background animation.
Anyway I probably digress…I understand that to avoid Judder the playback device video card and refresh rate of the LCD/Plasma screens need to be taken into account. So I want/need to deliver a version of my file in PAL 25 fps and I am trying to work out the best approach. Trying to keep it simple…so will it suffice to simply change the render output settings to PAL 25fps? I am importing my composition into Adobe Media Encoder and outputting an H264.
If it helps, here are the words of wisdom from Scala – the software that will be running the show:
Any tips appreciated.
Thanks
Mac Pro, 2×2.26 GHz Quad Core Intel Xeon, 8GB RAM
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2 Replies
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https://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/fps.php
Andrew Kramer has a nice tutorial on making this type of conversion with AE. It’s a little bit of an involved process but he walks you through it.
Best regards,
Kevin Camin
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Thanks Kevin – I’ll check it out.
Mac Pro, 2×2.26 GHz Quad Core Intel Xeon, 8GB RAM
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