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Subject: dvd quality?

Stardust1234 opened this issue on Nov 03, 2001 · 3 posts
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Stardust1234 ( ) posted Sat, 03 November 2001 at 3:45 PM · edited Sun, 22 September 2024 at 8:28 PM

I'm currently creating some Bryce/Poser animations and want to burn them to VCD or ,in the nearby future, burn them to DVD. So It has to be broadcast quality.... My questions are these :at what resolution should I render my animations? 800*600 pixels? I live in Europe and there also seems to be a difference between PAL (Europe) and NTSC (US)? What framerate should I use? 24 fps or 30 fps. Is there a difference in framerate between Pal and NTSC? Thanks.... Stardust

MRMH ( ) posted Thu, 08 November 2001 at 8:20 PM

Yes, you need 30fps for NTSC, and the resolution for TV are 720x480, or for HDTV are good than like you say 800x600. Greetings Rub.

davidm ( ) posted Fri, 09 November 2001 at 5:50 PM

Attached Link: http://www.tmpgenc.com

If you want to create PAL broadcast-quality movies, you'll need to make them exactly 720x576 @ 25fps. Also, for DVD material you will need to convert your movies to MPEG2 format first.

Check out the URL below for a FREE MPEG1 and 2 encoder. :-)

Dave.

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