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| ====== Converting PAL to NTSC ====== | ====== Converting PAL to NTSC ====== | ||
| - | I have a number of DVDs on PAL format because they are not available [[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shipwrecked-DVD/dp/B0001IMCDO|anywhere else]]. Most of the time it's because I want a widescreen version of a movie. All my DVD drives under Linux and my BD-ROM can all read any region DVDs without having to use [[http://linvdr.org/projects/regionset/|regionset]], so ripping them is simple enough. | + | I have a number of DVDs on PAL format because they are not available [[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shipwrecked-DVD/dp/B0001IMCDO|anywhere else]]. Most of the time it's because I want a widescreen version of a movie. All my DVD drives under Linux and my BD-ROM can all read any region DVDs without having to use [[regionset]], so ripping them is simple enough. |
| - | I use libav to convert them. Using ''-format ntsc-dvd'' is pretty much all you need. | + | I use ffmpeg to convert them. Using ''-format ntsc-dvd'' is pretty much all you need. |
| Here's a general command: | Here's a general command: | ||
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| - | avconv -i pal.vob -target ntsc-dvd ntsc.mpg | + | ffmpeg -i pal.vob -target ntsc-dvd ntsc.mpg |
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| - | avconv -i pal.vob -target ntsc-dvd -vb 9000k -ab 192k ntsc.mpg | + | ffmpeg -i pal.vob -target ntsc-dvd -vb 9000k -ab 192k ntsc.mpg |
| </code> | </code> | ||
