Being used to regular PAL I'm not sure if repeating fields would bug me or not without seeing an example. If you've already done some experimentation with this method could you upload a sample for us to see?
I encoded a short sequence and watched it back on my PC, and couldn't see any problem. Whether the same can be said while watching on a TV remains to be seen. At least this way it's only fields, and not full frames, that get repeated (which I believe was the case with the NTSC LDs).
Another option that could be good no matter what region you live in would be a true 24fps XviD or AVC copy based off your PAL video and with the NTSC audio slightly sped up to match. Currently I could only play such a file on my computer, but many others here may have no trouble (at least with the XviD version).
I encoded a short sequence and watched it back on my PC, and couldn't see any problem. Whether the same can be said while watching on a TV remains to be seen. At least this way it's only fields, and not full frames, that get repeated (which I believe was the case with the NTSC LDs).
Another option that could be good no matter what region you live in would be a true 24fps XviD or AVC copy based off your PAL video and with the NTSC audio slightly sped up to match. Currently I could only play such a file on my computer, but many others here may have no trouble (at least with the XviD version).
That's what the AVI Pizza-the-Hutt mentioned is (assuming it's the same one I torrented via Demonoid). It's only one-CD quality, and only stereo, but I used all the highest XVID parameters.
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