Advantage of 1080p vs 1080i for 24fps movies

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Advantage of 1080p vs 1080i for 24fps movies

09-21-2006, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by pthierry

In Europe, 24 fps to 25 fps is simply achieved by playing the movie slightly faster.

Hmmm... that's right isn't it? An entire movie is 4% shorter in length because of the encoding. I'm not nearly as well versed on PAL as I am on NTSC. So, they show the full 24 frames, but instead of using a full second to show 24 frames, like in a theater, you get those 24 frames in 24/25ths of a second. Then they start the next sequence of 24 frames. The speed up is apparently not noticable to most people... I can't say.

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