ecamac01 wrote:End Rant
I read through all the posts, and thinking in retrospect, it would be a good thing to post max FPS's and resolutions - In general programs like Adobe Premiere, it does not process 24 FPS
Actually, it handles 24fps and 29.97fps just fine. Perhaps you're referring to 23.976fps?
scripts so I naturally placed the minimum FPS for Mpeg2 as 23.97
23.97fps isn't an NTSC or film framerate at all, though.
what would you guys recommend to show as the minimum / maximums for FPS and resolutions?
There is only one framerate/framesize standard that you should be adhering to at this point: 720x480, 72/79 (i.e. NTSC 4:3) pixel aspect ratio at 29.97fps, either interlaced or 29.97fps via the MPEG-2 3:2 pulldown flag. Nearly every video device in the United States can handle this.
There is no reason to attempt to handle, say, videos submitted in the PAL standard if you do not have prior experience with such video (and, to be frank, the rules don't make me think that anyone over there has had such experience). Just require one standard. It will make both your lives and your entrants' lives easier.
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