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The end product is supposed to be 24fps for a cinema. But then a TV company wants to show the already-existing film. It needs to be solved. In PAL countries, 2
by rjmunro 3y ago
The end product is supposed to be 24fps for a cinema. But then a TV company wants to show the already-existing film. It needs to be solved.
In PAL countries, 24fps movies are often played a bit fast at 25fps on TV so that each frame fits nicely in the 50hz signal. It's not a "Squeeze more adverts in" thing, it's the best way to show the film, otherwise you'd have to introduce an extra frame every second, which would look jarring.