Which HD video type for USA/Canada

[Danny Hays]

1080i or 720P for Bluray. Hope this helps, Danny Hays

[Dariusz Stochmal]

Problem is that I have these options for HD video, so which one is right, I want to do Full HD 1920×1080:

HD 1080-60i (1920×1080 29.970 fps)
HD 1080-50i (1920×1080 25.000 fps)
HD 1080-24p (1920×1080 23.976 fps)

[John Rofrano]

[Dariusz Stochmal] “Problem is that I have these options for HD video, so which one is right, I want to do Full HD 1920×1080:”

HD 1080-60i (1920×1080 29.970 fps)

~jr

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[Danny Hays]

HD 1080-60i (1920×1080 29.970 fps)

[Danny Hays]

Oops John beat me to it. You must get Vegas COW posts pushed to your phone or something John. LOL

[John Rofrano]

[Danny Hays] “You must get Vegas COW posts pushed to your phone or something John”

lol… No Danny, it’s just the “Great minds think alike!”. ;-D.

~jr

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[Dave Haynie]

Blu-Ray for the former NTSC countries should be in either 1920×1080/60i or 1920×1080/24p… of course, actually 59.94 fields or 23.976 frames per second. Both are perfectly legal Blu-Ray. Most films are distributed in 24p, most television is distributed in 60i (though sometimes you’ll find 1280×720/60p, as that’s also a Blu-Ray and ATSC option).

Your best bet is to deliver in the format you shot in, if possible. If not, something close.

-Dave