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wingnut0021 · 04-06-2008, 06:55 AM

I just have a small question (i hope ive posted it in the right area)

If you have 24p enabled on your player, why shouldnt it slow down PAL DVDs by 1 frame to eliminate that extra 4% speed up? Because thats what it is isnt it, its a 24 frame source sped to 25 frames and this causes a 4% speed up and a higher pitch in the sound.

To me that would create the ultimate NON blu ray experience.

PAL DVDs running at native 24p with no speedup or 3:2 pulldown, higher virtical resolution and the superior PAL colo"U"r system.

I dont mean to spark a NTSC vs PAL war here lol, cuz we all know HDTV owns them both lol.

04-06-2008, 06:55 AM	#1
wingnut0021 Member Member since:Nov 2007 Blu-ray collection:162 DVD collection:59	PAL Upscaling I just have a small question (i hope ive posted it in the right area) If you have 24p enabled on your player, why shouldnt it slow down PAL DVDs by 1 frame to eliminate that extra 4% speed up? Because thats what it is isnt it, its a 24 frame source sped to 25 frames and this causes a 4% speed up and a higher pitch in the sound. To me that would create the ultimate NON blu ray experience. PAL DVDs running at native 24p with no speedup or 3:2 pulldown, higher virtical resolution and the superior PAL colo"U"r system. I dont mean to spark a NTSC vs PAL war here lol, cuz we all know HDTV owns them both lol.