Re: Re: NTSC to PAL

Luca de Gregorio <[email protected]> wrote:
>the video has been shot edited and mixed on NTSC (29,97)... now the guys are making a PAL version and this, accordingly with what the guys told me, they 're going to
>make this video "faster" roughly by 4,1% deleting some frame....so the video will be shorter at the end of the day...
>to make this working I speed up the audio file by 4.1% and it's in sync now. I was asking myself and than to you all (looks like this is a very hi tech group!!) if there is any other way to get this done...




It's strange that they're asking you to do this.  It would
normally be done in the NTSC-PAL conversion, which takes
care of audio + video.

Use the Time Machine in Logic's sample editor to do this.

Historically, the pitch was also shifted since it obviously used
to involve literally change the tape speed (this gives the best
sound quality), but you have the option to keep the pitch
the same and  judge the quality of each.

Here's a decent resource:
http://www.paradiso-design.net/videostandards_en.html




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