Pal to NTSC DVD effect at DVinfo.net

Steve D. Taylor · June 9th, 2004, 12:51 PM

I thought I'd point out an interesting effect I observed recently. A friend made a feature on a Pal pdx10 and edited it in Premiere 6.5. He rendered it into several large .avis and tranfered it to my computer which has a dvd burner so we could make dvds. I use Premiere Pro. So we set up PP to Pal 16:9 widescreen, dropped the avis in and told it to make a 16:9 ntsc dvd (vbr, 2 pass). The resulting product has a quite different motion to it than the original (shot 60i). Sort of a 24/25p look. And the colors were slightly altered as well, adding to the filmy effect. I really like it, but my friend is pissed because he likes 60i motion colored the way he edited it.

Anyhow, just thought I'd post this information.

Steve.

June 9th, 2004, 12:51 PM	#1
Steve D. Taylor Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Washington Posts: 44	Pal to NTSC DVD effect I thought I'd point out an interesting effect I observed recently. A friend made a feature on a Pal pdx10 and edited it in Premiere 6.5. He rendered it into several large .avis and tranfered it to my computer which has a dvd burner so we could make dvds. I use Premiere Pro. So we set up PP to Pal 16:9 widescreen, dropped the avis in and told it to make a 16:9 ntsc dvd (vbr, 2 pass). The resulting product has a quite different motion to it than the original (shot 60i). Sort of a 24/25p look. And the colors were slightly altered as well, adding to the filmy effect. I really like it, but my friend is pissed because he likes 60i motion colored the way he edited it. Anyhow, just thought I'd post this information. Steve.