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2:3 pulldown Last modified: Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Also called inverse telecine, 2:3 pulldown is a method of converting a 24 frame per second film into 59.94 field per second NTSC. It does not apply to films encoded for PAL. It works by showing every second frame for three fields, resulting in a frame-to-field pattern of 2-3-2-3-2-3. See anamorphic widescreen. See also HDTV. Also see Webopedia's "Did You Know...All About Digital TV . DTV and HDTV".
Digital Content Producer Magazine Film & video production in a multi-platform world. Frequently asked questions about deinterlacing This page will be updated and maintained as an FAQ on topics relating to deinterlacing video content for computing applications.	Related Categories Digital Television Home Entertainment Video Related Terms 1080i 1080p 2:2 pulldown 3:2 pulldown anamorphic widescreen DTV frame HDTV HDTV receiver HDTV-ready NTSC PAL telecine