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Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera
Concert was originally recorded in 29.97 FPS interlaced. Converting to 23.976fps makes zero sense.
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Lol ... too true ... I hate NTSC (Too little resolution, too many fps)
The Pavarotti Duets (2008) compilation was also released on PAL in 25 fps but the original footage was probably shot at 24 fps.
Most pre-digital movies were filmed at 24 fps and sped-up for PAL 25 fps ... ie the movie actually runs 4% faster and
sound/voices are at a higher pitch compared to the original.
I use to rewind those PAL movies back to 24fps [
not ChangeFps(24) which maintains duration]. Bluray has pretty much sorted that out.
Rewound movies look and sound more natural (no helium voices).
Many new movies/documentaries are now shot at 30 fps but I still like to take some of them back to
24fps unless they benefit from the higher framerate (eg fast action movies).
8k supports 120 fps (240 for VR) but the higher framerate benefits to end-user seem less obvious than the higher resolution and 12-bit color.
That said, I'm happy with Pavarotti (The Duets) at NTSC 29fps (RipBot makes it happen) ... but it's nice to experiment and push the boundaries.
Thanks much
It's all good
Pascal