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Comment Board Trivia	by Nea	2002-06-22 00:04:05
52, but depends on what you count	by StSz	2002-06-22 00:32:37
0, 1 and 2	by f_x	2002-06-22 00:41:22
Dang, I forgot my question.	by f_x	2002-06-22 00:43:55
Mine timed out, we'll take yours	by StSz	2002-06-22 02:28:05
29.97 for NTSC (USA, Japan, ...) 25 for PAL (Europe) 1. To make it incomatible (no joke) 2. Because the power distribution system in the US uses 60 Hz so it's perfect sending 60 Half-Images for sync. (Europe uses 50 Hz) 3. PAL and NTSC have different resolutions, but the same bandwith usage NTSC: 640x480 @ ~30 FPS PAL: 768x576 @ 25 FPS New Question: Besides the higher resolution, why is PAL the more sophisticated TV system?
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Built in color correction	by ideur	2002-06-22 03:36:02
TV systems	by Thor	2002-06-22 04:47:10
Correction	by Thor	2002-06-22 04:48:06
O.K.	by ideur	2002-06-22 05:01:30
TIME OUT	by ideur	2002-06-22 04:52:38
1 second of arc along the equator	by pas51	2002-06-22 05:03:56
WAG time...	by wheresthefish	2002-06-22 05:25:30
wrong.	by Argos	2006-11-19 12:55:59
!! Timed out !!	by StSz	2002-06-22 06:33:41
Incomplete answer buddo.	by wheresthefish	2002-06-22 06:55:02
..	by StSz	2002-06-22 12:41:57
Then call it a WAG :)	by wheresthefish	2002-06-22 12:57:12
historical	by Argos	2002-06-22 05:28:51
Before or after baking?	by wheresthefish	2006-11-19 12:55:59
okay, but actually	by StSz	2002-06-22 06:40:46

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