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Title says it all. I'm looking to convert some old PAL DVDs to 23.976fps and looking for the best way to do it. I used dvd2avi to convert to 25p and then vdub to slow down to 23.976 but to resulting video still looks too "fast" like it is still running at 25fps. So I was wondering if any of you fine folks had a better method.
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after effects -> import clip -> interpret as (enter framerate) -> export -> done
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Going to give that a try and see if it makes a difference bendermac, thanks!
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PDB, are your PAL DVDs movies? If so, it's highly unlikely that they are interlaced in the first place.
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