Bullets 'n' Babes

Lourdes wrote:Probably NTSC>PAL

What's the best way to spot this?

Yi: What does it say on the back cover as far as PAL/NTSC? They usually mention that. Could you check the running time, as far as your Media software states?

I've added the following to the first post:

Korean LE Running time: 96:01 NTSC
Thai SE Running time: ??? PAL
Korean LE Bitrate: 7.96Mbps
Thai SE Bitrate: 7.5Mbps

Lourdes wrote:Most successful comparison topci ever.

There's no rule to say a comparison has to be complete straight away

Jesus! What a sad little life.

I've ordered the Thai DVD. I'll add captures when it arrives.

bradavon wrote:

Lourdes wrote:Probably NTSC>PAL

What's the best way to spot this?

Same runtime (within a minute or two) in PAL as in NTSC, heavy interlacing.

Thanks Shingster. Sorry I missed your reply.

As the Korean DVD is NTSC, couldn't the same running time also mean Interlaced NTSC, no?

bradavon wrote:Thanks Shingster. Sorry I missed your reply.

As the Korean DVD is NTSC, couldn't the same running time also mean Interlaced NTSC, no?

No..

So it's not possible that the Thai DVD could also be NTSC (so the same running time), interlaced but not NTSC to PAL.

Sorry to clarify but why not?

Thai DVD captures added.

Both share an identical running time, share the same subtitle script and are clearly from the same master (fleck marks are in the same place).

First: Korean 2 Disc LE R0 (Confirmed)
Second: Thai 2 Disc SE R0 (Confirmed)

Korean LE Running time: 96:01 NTSC
Thai SE Running time: 96:01 (PAL/NTSC unknown!)
Korean LE Bitrate: 7.96Mbps
Thai SE Bitrate: 7.5Mbps

Can someone answer this question please? -

bradavon wrote:So it's not possible that the Thai DVD could also be NTSC (so the same running time), interlaced but not NTSC to PAL.

Sorry to clarify but why not?

If someone could add captures for the: Korean 1 Disc Non-Anamorphic DVD, Thai 1 Disc DVD, Japanese R2 DVD, Hong Kong R0 Non-Anamorphic DVD or any other DVDs out there.

Anyone? Please.