Jericho picture quality

[Ext User(bill)]

Throughout this series I've noticed the motion isn't quite the norm for
most US shows of this type.

I guess most US programming is produced either on film or digitally at
24p and then they do a 3:2 pulldown to NTSC.
However they also produce a PAL version with 2:2 pulldown and sped up
just like DVD movies.

Since Jericho is being shown within 15 hours of being shown in the US
are they perhaps not producing a PAL version and just converting the
NTSC version to PAL causing some motion distortion?

Any thoughts?

[Ext User(atec77)]

bill wrote:
> Throughout this series I've noticed the motion isn't quite the norm for
> most US shows of this type.
>
> I guess most US programming is produced either on film or digitally at
> 24p and then they do a 3:2 pulldown to NTSC.
> However they also produce a PAL version with 2:2 pulldown and sped up
> just like DVD movies.
>
> Since Jericho is being shown within 15 hours of being shown in the US
> are they perhaps not producing a PAL version and just converting the
> NTSC version to PAL causing some motion distortion?
>
> Any thoughts?
Only time on the 60" I noticed anything at all was some very high
density long view oaddick stuff .. across the tops of the corn paddock
and it's very minor

[Ext User(Malcolm Taylor)]

"bill" <someone@microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Throughout this series I've noticed the motion isn't quite the norm for
> most US shows of this type.
>
> I guess most US programming is produced either on film or digitally at 24p
> and then they do a 3:2 pulldown to NTSC.
> However they also produce a PAL version with 2:2 pulldown and sped up just
> like DVD movies.
>
> Since Jericho is being shown within 15 hours of being shown in the US are
> they perhaps not producing a PAL version and just converting the NTSC
> version to PAL causing some motion distortion?
>
> Any thoughts?

I haven't really noticed any difference from most other shows (SD on a 76cm
CRT).