Is it possible?

....if so....

how?

The audiosuite:time compression and expansion utility doesn't seem
accurate enough for video purposes...is there a different plugin
available that makes this easy and accurate?

Nevermind....I believe I solved my problem......pull ups/pull downs!!

how did we ever develop a different standard than Europe anyway?

In article . com writes:

how did we ever develop a different standard than Europe anyway?

There's something to be said for the difference in power line
frequency, but that's only a small part of the story. The real
question is why we developed the NTSC standard at all (or the way we
did). That lies in making color video work with existing b/w hardware
(that could have been changed).


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genericaudioperson wrote...
how did we ever develop a different standard than Europe anyway?

Perhaps you meant "why did Europe develop a different standard"
NTSC was the first on the block, and as frequently happens, the
succedding versions build on, and improve the performance of the
original.

"The most widely used system of color television, PAL, employs
a chrominance subcarrier, frequency interleaving of luminance and
chrominance components, the constant luniinance principle - all
taken from the NTSC scheme. "
http://www.williamson-labs.com/ntsc-fink.htm

"Mike Rivers" wrote ...
There's something to be said for the difference in power line
frequency, but that's only a small part of the story. The real
question is why we developed the NTSC standard at all (or
the way we did). That lies in making color video work with
existing b/w hardware (that could have been changed).

I think the "progress" (or lack of it) in non-compatible DTV
replacing analog television is real-time evidence that building
a backwards-compatible extension to the existing system was
in large part responsible for its acceptance.