Is there a difference between PAl and NTSC?
Is there a difference between PAl and NTSC?
NTSC = US, Japanese OR Canadian Version
(thanks to astroduck and cyberxion101 for keeping this overly correct. )
PAL = European Version
There are no other differences besides possible language changes and screen format.
PAL TV's work a little differently than NTSC TV's so the imaging is displayed different.
One small correction, NTSC = US or Japan version. Not just US.Originally posted by The Sage Of Time
NTSC = US Version
PAL = European Version
There are no other differences besides possible language changes and screen format.
PAL TV's work a little differently than US TV's so the imaging is displayed different.
But other than that, Sage is right. oh BTW, saga do u still need Clock tower 2?
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Oopsie.. I guess I wasn't thinking, silly me..
Currently no, I managed to "almost" get every Clock Tower, just one or two left..
Anyways, I guess I still need to find you something for your kind offer awhile back.
One small corrction, NTSC= US or Japan...AND Canada. Dont forget them Canadians. And other then that, you both where right.Originally posted by astroduck
One small correction, NTSC = US or Japan version. Not just US.
But other than that, Sage is right. oh BTW, saga do u still need Clock tower 2?
i think NTSC is 30 FPS while PAL is 29.5. something like that
Isnt it 50 and 60 frames per second?Originally posted by nosebluntsmoker
i think NTSC is 30 FPS while PAL is 29.5. something like that
thats what you have to do on epsxe to get it at correct speed
Lets just say that NSTC is for Notth America or Japan. And Toto is right the correct FPS for PAL is 50 and NTSC is 60.Originally posted by nosebluntsmoker
i think NTSC is 30 FPS while PAL is 29.5. something like that
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They are hot, aren't they??
Well that's just being picky. lol, but yeah..Originally posted by cyberxion101
One small corrction, NTSC= US or Japan...AND Canada. Dont forget them Canadians. And other then that, you both where right.
i thought it was 30 because i use video editing software on my computer and you have the coice of producing in PAL or NTSC and it says NTSC is 30 FPS. but you probably know better
NTSC color video is not 30 frames-per-second (fps), but actually 29.97 fps. The previous example showed how the media time scale and the duration of the frames specify the video's frame rate. By setting the media's time scale to 2997 units per second and setting the frame durations to 100 units each, the effective rate is 29.97 fps exactly.
In this situation, it is also a good idea to set the movie time scale to 2997 in order to avoid movie edits that don't land on frame boundaries. The movie's time scale is stored in the movie header atom.
With a time scale of 2997 in the media header atom, the time-to-sample atom would contain the following data values:
Atom size 24
Atom type 'stts'
Version/Flags 0
Number of entries 1
Sample count n
Sample duration 100
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Here is the perfect listing
PAL is currently the standard game format in the following countries:
ALBANIA, ALGERIA, ANGOLA, ARGENTINA, AUSTRALIA, AUSTRIA, BELGIUM, BOSNIA, BOTSWANA, BRAZIL, CAMEROON, CROATIA, CHINA, DENMARK, HUNGARY, FINLAND, GERMANY, GHANA, GREAT BRITAIN (UK), HONG KONG, ICELAND, INDIA, INDONESIA, IRELAND, ISRAEL, ITALY, KENYA, NORTH KOREA, LIBERIA, LUXEMBOURG, MALAWI, MOZAMBIQUE, NETHERLANDS, NEW GUINEA, NEW ZEALAND, NIGERIA, NORWAY, PAKISTAN, PARAGUAY, PORTUGAL, ROMANIA, SIERRA LEONE, SINGAPORE, SLOVENIA, SOUTH AFRICA, SPAIN, SRI LANKA, SWEDEN, SWITZERLAND, SYRIA, TANZANIA, THAILAND, TURKEY, UGANDA, URUGUAY, YUGOSLAVIA.
NTSC is currently the standard game format in the following countries:
USA, BOLIVIA, CANADA, CHILE, COLUMBIA, CUBA, EQUADOR, GUATEMALA, CENTRAL AMERICA, JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA, MEXICO, PERU, UNITED STATES, VENEZUELA.
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wow USA and the United states both use NTSC, how about America?Originally posted by ravihpa
NTSC is currently the standard game format in the following countries:
<b>USA</b>, BOLIVIA, CANADA, CHILE, COLUMBIA, CUBA, EQUADOR, GUATEMALA, CENTRAL AMERICA, JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA, MEXICO, PERU, <b>UNITED STATES</b>, VENEZUELA.
I think America means US and Canada.... unless if you are talking about south america...Originally posted by nosebluntsmoker
wow USA and the United states both use NTSC, how about America?
They are hot, aren't they??
im talking about a joke... a lame one