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Re: 720p to DVD - Interlaced or Progressive?

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Re: 720p to DVD - Interlaced or Progressive?
by Don Greening on Jun 18, 2009 at 6:56:21 pm

[Tom Brooks] "I think that 23.976p is definitely part of the DVD spec"

You are correct. Graeme's article can explain things better than I can. The following excerpt was written in 2005 but is still true today:

"The advantages are that it gets you nearer the look of film, and, if you remove the extra frames and edit in a 23.98p timeline, you can make a 24p DVD (See pages 45 and 90 of the DVD Studio Pro 3 manual for full details on making a 24p DVD) which will look better than the same video as a "normal" 29.97 DVD because less frames of video have to be fit on the disc and hence a higher bit rate can be used for the remaining frames."

http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/beyond_dv_nattress.html

- Don



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