open up one of your .vob files with DVD2AVI and then go to preview and it should tell you the fps, if its 25 its PAL if its 29.something, its NTSC and if its 23-24 then its film.
GooD Luck
It should be simple, stick it n any basic/ older DVD player in the States or EU ..if it plays in US it's probably NTSC, if it plays in EU it's PAL..if that's not enough..try
GSpot..if it's framerate is 25 fps it's PAL also look for 720x576 picture size. IF it's 23.976 or 29.976 fps(720x480)it's NTSC
Of course I'm not sure if GSpot will read a VOB...you can look at the properties on the file or see the properties with ImTOO MPEG encoder.
Headborg some players play both formats... Thx for the tip socomii, I will do that, and thx to both of u for teching me that 25 fps = PAL, 23.976 or 29,976 = NTSC, great :D
Quote:GSpot wont read .vob files. and might i ask whats wrong with my method?
Nothing is wrong at all, unless he doesn't have that particular program...DVD2AVI..just offering other solutions...but if GSpot won't read .vob's then it's a dead-end...Sorry!
