NTSC and PAL
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Hello,
I would like to know what the terms NTSC and PAL mean when it comes time to burn a photo or video edit onto a DVD or CD. I often work with NERO and also MOVIE MAKER. I'm not sure if I need to change the configuration in the tools. I have the box checked for PAL. THANK YOU
I would like to know what the terms NTSC and PAL mean when it comes time to burn a photo or video edit onto a DVD or CD. I often work with NERO and also MOVIE MAKER. I'm not sure if I need to change the configuration in the tools. I have the box checked for PAL. THANK YOU
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NTSC = Is a color video encoding standard developed in the USA.
PAL = Is a color video encoding standard developed in Germany.
So NTSC is for the United States and PAL is for Europe. -
PAL is for Europe with 25 frames per second (50 Hz) and NTSC for the USA, etc., with 29 frames per second (60 Hz), so better than PAL. To play a DVD recorded in NTSC on a home DVD player, the player must be compatible with NTSC and the TV must also be compatible. With a computer, no problem!
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In France, PAL is used more than NTSC (America).
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Hello,
I must say that all the DVDs and photo CDs I made work very well in the home player. So if I understand correctly, this does not affect the visual or audio quality of my edits, even if it is in PAL and not NTSC. THANK YOU. -
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So, I'd better not change anything, since I can watch it on my living room player. Thank you.
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Of course dear SEROTH, I have looked carefully. And I understood. I thank you all for the details.
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Google is your friend, just 30 seconds on Google and here it is
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_Alternated_Line -
I feel like he didn't understand everything....
PAL is the French format if you want, and NTSC is the American format (also Japanese ^^)
you didn't click on my link.... pfff