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Chibs · 13th November 2011, 20:09

Thanks to both your responses. I double-checked, and the setting just isn't there. I can do anything from 96Khz to 48Khz conversions and progressive output, but no NTSC / PAL switch.

I did get to try it on another set-up, with a modern TV. ...No problems whatsoever. I got my hands on another NTSC DVD and tried it in the other set-ups, and alas, the same problems.

That is bot the answer / solution to the issue I'm having, but it sadly also means that what I was hoping to do is impossible. I will try to create a mixed-content DVD, instead.

Thanks everyone for helping out, I was really stuck, and knowing it was impossible to fix (Besides getting a new TV and forcing everyone that buys the DVD to do the same). I'll make the NTSC version to the correct resolution and export the PAL version in a more normal fashion.

Regarding interlaced... I thought that was the standard for TV-output? I'm trying to make this as compatible as possible, so if progressive is something else only modern TVs would be able to view properly then I'll stick to interlaced.

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Chibs Registered User Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 9	Thanks to both your responses. I double-checked, and the setting just isn't there. I can do anything from 96Khz to 48Khz conversions and progressive output, but no NTSC / PAL switch. I did get to try it on another set-up, with a modern TV. ...No problems whatsoever. I got my hands on another NTSC DVD and tried it in the other set-ups, and alas, the same problems. That is bot the answer / solution to the issue I'm having, but it sadly also means that what I was hoping to do is impossible. I will try to create a mixed-content DVD, instead. Thanks everyone for helping out, I was really stuck, and knowing it was impossible to fix (Besides getting a new TV and forcing everyone that buys the DVD to do the same). I'll make the NTSC version to the correct resolution and export the PAL version in a more normal fashion. Regarding interlaced... I thought that was the standard for TV-output? I'm trying to make this as compatible as possible, so if progressive is something else only modern TVs would be able to view properly then I'll stick to interlaced.