NTSC / PAL Video settings

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    depends on what you are using. This option is becoming/ if not already obsolete due to the internet.

    PAL has better colour rendition but worse audio.
    NTSC has better audio.
    NTSC has a higher frame rate thank film/uk tv.
    Pal has like 1 frame more than film!

    You want to shot with the highest pixel ratio and at 24 fps (for internet). You should also think about your colour gamut as well.

    oh and what uan says - PROGRESSIVE and only progressive.

    It also comes down to what codec you use as well.

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    • this is all from memory of an exhausted man!mugwart
    • I used to find all of this interesting when using Premiere way in the mid 90's. Back then NTSC had a lower res than PAL as well which is why US TV always lookedfadein11
    • blurry and lower quality over here (UK) - because it was upscaled to PAL.fadein11
    • I know they are not about resolution but back then for a pal project you worked at 768x576 but NTSC presets were significantly lower than that. Crazy.fadein11
    • upscaled to PAL? bluray is higher than palmugwart
    • 768? why? isnt it 720?mugwart
    • Mid 90s adobe premiere presets. Fact.
      Upscaled to pal because uk tv was pal and us was ntsc. Ntsc was lower quality so had to be upscaled. You can find all of      fadein11
    • This online easily. This was before hd in the birth of digital vid when editing for such antiquated broadcast standardsfadein11
    • You will find the pal and ntsc resolution on this page:
      https://helpx.adobe.…      fadein11
    • 768x576 as i said. Impressed i can even rememberfadein11
    • Adobe is not reliable on media/standards/code... though!mugwart
    • This was in the 90s and those were standards. Whats ya beef? I wasn't even questioning your info lol. Just throwin in some relevant nostalgia. Jeezfadein11
    • Not looking for an argument. Just did loads of video in 90s... Not making it up.fadein11
    • "To convert to a 4:3 full screen aspect ratio, the video would be rendered to a 768x576 or 640x480 frame size by stretching or squeezing the image horizontally"fadein11
    • 0 beef! Well not with you but with Adobe!mugwart
    • I was busy at work and wasnt thinking manners!mugwart
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