Can an NTSC video be played at PAL frame rate [or vice versa]

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  • Ben Addicott
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 1

    Can an NTSC video be played at PAL frame rate [or vice versa]

    Before anyone leaps on this, I'm not talking about NTSC to PAL conversion.

    I was wondering if anyone might know how to allow a video with 29.97 fps to play those same frames at 25 fps, effectively extending the video's duration

    This is an idea I've been batting around for a little while, now a forthcoming exhibition has given me reason to given it some serious thought.

    The hope would be that the two formats played simultaneously would gradually move out of sync. Maybe generating wonderful, visually arresting consequences, maybe just generating boredom, worth a shot anyway.
  • MilesAhead
    Eclectician
    • Nov 2006
    • 2615

    #2
    You could try demuxing the video, applying DGPulldown using the Custom option to go from 29.97 to 25. Then mux back together. I'm not sure what would happen but it shouldn't take long to find out.

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    • UncasMS
      Super Moderator
      • Nov 2001
      • 9047

      #3
      pal speedup or slowdown should be the keywords/functions a tool should provide for this job

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