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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut
.....Either of these processes requires an analog to digital conversion and back to analog to make the output be a continuous NTSC signal that an NTSC receiver can use. The picture content, however, has either 3/2 pulldown or 5 Hz motion jump.
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Ya he told me about doing that but he said it would most likely affect the video. (Wouldnt look as warm (Analogue))
Im curious why my PAL-NTSC tape of SONG OF THE SOUTH is fine,no speedup at all.. (Unless they did it correct on the PAL tape)
And I have a Phil Collins concert (1990) - Seriously live that someone told me was originally PAL and it was just converted to NTSC for NTSC areas.. No speedup on that either and video is goregous! (Original analogue concert audio on the linear track)
Best sounding songs I have heard from him -- Over 2HRS of his best 80s music!