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24 frame per second is the film frame rate and most (all?) film sourced Bluray discs are encoded at that frame rate.
60 frames per second is the video display rate on most TVs. Since 60/24 is not an integer number, there is a motion artifact associate with going from 24 to 60 frames per second. Since they usually show one frame twice and the next frame 3 times (and repeat). People would prefer to have 24 fps output to avoid this artifact. The 24 can be multiplied to 48, 96 or even 120 without adding such artifacts. |
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