Frage von Eddie Felson:
I have really diverse topics relating to read format conversion, but nothing really suitable.
I am interested in the conversion of code 0 NTSC DVD to PAL DVD.
Most people here were more alternatives to a complicated conversion recommended that NTSC would amount to leave the TV because it usually can.
For me there are two reasons why I would like to convert:
- On my Panasonic DVD player / recorder is the Pal / NTSC switching, manual only possible and completely unnecessary complicated (you must through many menus hangeln)
- There is interest synonymous with individual sequences Pal on a DVD to bring.
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I am not specifically looking for a free program, but rather for a program that conversion independently and in a step can.
When purchased programs that I am so far very often happens that the jerky picture simply because the frames s.Ende simply have been left off. A change of voice is not, of course.
There is thus a professional conversion made. Possibly would in my terms, synonymous a PAL 60 format suffice.
In PAL 60, I would not switch my playing - but if Pal 50 and Pal 60 to a DVD, I can not.
If it does not provide affordable programs, so beyond price of good and evil, I would be synonymous to hire a hand Variantname interested if they are not too cumbersome.
I know me a little while, but I often lack the patience for long tinkering.
Beautifully said, would be like if my program is not called, it in the broadest sense, but the programs it can s.optimalsten, or with whom you already own have successfully tried.
A conversion of Mpeg2 NTSC to PAL Mpeg2 for me would be synonymous if necessary an alternative, or even those I have video clips that I would convert s.liebsten synonymous, however, I would not miss the sound until manually chipped.
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Antwort von Quadruplex:
I knew no-Ritsch Ratsch-click program for this application - either free or for money. For unencrypted DVDs could have been relatively comfortable with NeroVision go - PAL Project to create and then import NTSC VOBs.
However, I can only advise synonymous, transformations and standard MPEG-Neukodierungen only to make when it's needed. And at least the last time when I've experimented with Nero, I was by the MPEG encoder is not very impressed.
I understand but not synonymous, what with your DVD player so cumbersome. On the devices that I know, once you submit to determine how the player should output NTSC - but we must not be any change of a PAL disc to NTSC and back switch.
Antwort von Eva Maier:
Good it works with the ComWorld KDV-500,
Everything else (software) has at least for me not proven
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Antwort von beiti:
In PAL 60, I would not switch my playing - but if Pal 50 and Pal 60 to a DVD, I can not. These (analog) difference does not DVDs. There are in the strict sense is not synonymous PAL and NTSC, but only 480 lines with 60 Hz or 576 lines with 50 Hz of the first DA converter in the DVD player determines whether the output signal 50Hz PAL or Secam, or whether the issued 60Hz signal PAL60 or NTSC or PAL-M is.
Antwort von Eddie Felson:
@ Quadruplex
What the Neukodierung, I am somewhat irritated synonymous. I can understand a DVD copy analog signal and afterwards had an excellent Picture. Assuming but ran with various programs and makes a Neukodierung Picture looks impossible from behind. This is just a general impression. OK - Nero Vision is an indication, I must try.
Your reference to the cumbersome switching, took me aback and made it came out amazing.
On my player / recorder is the change in the menu 'Connections' maybe
this is a hint. As I said, I leave the setting to PAL, then a television, the picture correctly in Color from (which was not previously tested) and the other, not crucial. There seems to be synonymous an individual character of the 'TV' to be. It is an AV-Media Box s.TFT computer monitor.
@ Eva Maier
This variant is interesting - you could be using the NTSC analog conversion in Pal change. The question is, where you can order something and what it costs. The google hits were not really abundant. If this link here in the forum problem, I like the synonymous email address.
Berti @
Also thanks for pointing this out, which I knew not yet.
Antwort von Eddie Felson:
Supplement:
I have again tested. There is no question of the connection of why a television and it makes the other is not.
I take a different DVD player (CyberHome) and leave Pal / NTSC Automatik to show both television, both in Pal to NTSC as synonymous in the Picture at Color.
Apparently the two players interpret NTSC differently, as Berti said. The question is to what signal is actually, with my TV-Box is not clear.
Would be possible, my box can not even NTSC and the DVD player to give a signal corresponding setting out what the box understands.
That could be but only to PAL 60, PAL 60, but would s.ungeeignetem Television did not mean that the picture black and white.
Antwort von Eva Maier:
The KDV it seems no longer to give vergleichbatres available at any Normwandler.de
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Antwort von Eddie Felson:
Thanks for the link!
Antwort von Uwe:
The of Canopus Procoder Express is inexpensive + does a good job in this direction:
http://www.digitalschnitt.de/produkte/software/procodEx.htm
First are the next two, but really cost money:
http://www.nattress.com/Products/standardsconversion/standardsconversion.htm
http://www.focusinfo.com/solutions/catalog.asp?id=8
Antwort von Eddie Felson:
Meanwhile I have tested several times. Apparently there is no TV box (for connecting s.einen computer monitor), which with the NTSC signal is clear, without that I have the output mode cumbersome s.Panasonic player / recorder switch. This is true both for the Box of Avers, as synonymous for the box of X-Tech.
Meanwhile, I have a switch boxes, which I failing to another player (Cyber Home) can switch - so that there is no problem.
Still I would be interested in what the Panasonic in Pal mode and the CyberHome mode in the car actually rausschicken / why the one on every television in Color display and the others only on some.
The conversion is so interesting.
With Nero Vision Express 2 (of Nero 6) I have vainly tried to direct the videos of the DVD to import - it is apparently not. However, I have a NTSC Mpeg file, in a fairly good quality so generate Pal.
The same MPEG file, I have tried synonymous with Canopus to convert on the outcome of times I prefer to be silent.
@ Uwe
These last two links I have now seen and I will arrange the test versions. As I said at first glance, look, it costs $ 100 for the first and the second $ 300. If the Programs are good, I would be the most valuable thing. The question is whether you between $ 100 and $ 300 the program, significant differences could determine that the $ 200 more justifiable.
I would in any case very much for the help.
Antwort von Eddie Felson:
@ Uwe
with the standard conversion I do not understand.
The demo has the extension. Sit
What should it be, an archive or a plugin. If there is a plugin, then for what program. Can I use under XP?
Antwort von beiti:
Still I would be interested in what the Panasonic in Pal mode and the CyberHome mode in the car actually rausschicken / why the one on every television in Color display and the others only on some. The Panasonic is a PAL-60-signal, ie the color of PAL, but continues with 60 Hz (as similar as PAL M / N in parts of South America). The sense is that most of the PAL-television signal and you understand such a complex transformation of 60 to 50 Hz saves. Disadvantage is that you PAL60 with either PAL or NTSC recorders can take; synonymous usual AD-converter can not do anything with it because they are either real or true NTSC PAL expect.
The CyberHome carries a complete transformation by standard, so technically speaking he is a real PAL signal. However, it is a simple conversion with clear Jerkiness (every 6th Picture is simply omitted the last 5 are played slower). The results, such as ProCoder Express generates (by crossfading of images) are much smoother.
Antwort von Quadruplex:
The Panasonic is a PAL-60-signal Without knowledge of the type designation of a presumption. The first two generations of Panasonic DVD players were in fact only 60th PAL For all models s.spätestens 1999, man's switch, that is synonymous NTSC output - unless, in the new players would be completely different.
@ Eddie: instead with a TV box herumzukaspern, I would have sent me a clever TV with NTSC high-quality growth. Since there are TVs, though on paper NTSC support, but in practice synonymous trouble, I would like to have a few DVDs in the store with take. Seems sensible to me than the day-long transcoding of videos ...
