Well, I was so stubborn to create this release in PAL (hey, it's my first fanedit and I didn't know NTSC DVd players cannot play PAL video, here our PAL DVD players can play NTSC video).. However, when the PAL version is online, I will try to convert it to NTSC. Someone told me about a program which could convert from PAL to NTSC by adding invisible frames (PAL has 25 frames, NTSC 29,97). I still have to check it out, but I hope it won't be a lot of work. I hope that I can convert the original PAL MPEG2 files into NTSC MPEG2 files. If that's not the case, then I fear for the NTSC version, since I'm not planning to completely re-edit the whole movie again. I also hope with the encoding from PAL to NTSC, the audio won't jump out of synch with the video.

These are my biggest 2 fears for the NTSC project at the moment.

If the NTSC version will turn out to be impossible (or due bad encoding and other videoproblems), then my only relief is that people with NTSC can still view it on their computer. Yeah I know, watching movies on a computer sucks, but if it's the only option.....