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=== DVD-Video === {{Main|DVD-Video}} The [[DVD-Video]] standard uses MPEG-2 video, but imposes some restrictions: * Allowed Dimensions ** 720 Γ 480, 704 Γ 480, 352 Γ 480, 352 Γ 240 pixel (NTSC) ** 720 Γ 576, 702 Γ 576, 352 Γ 576, 352 Γ 288 pixel (PAL) * Allowed [[Aspect ratio (image)|Aspect ratios]] (Display AR) ** 4:3 (for [[letterboxed]] widescreen and non-widescreen frames) ** 16:9 (for [[anamorphic widescreen]]<ref group="dvdaspect">1.85:1 and 2.35:1, among others, are often listed as valid DVD aspect ratios, but are wider film aspects with letterbox style padding to create a 16:9 image</ref>) <references group="dvdaspect" /> * Allowed frame rates ** 29.97 interlaced frame/s (NTSC) ** 23.976 progressive frame/s (for NTSC 2:3 pull-down to 29.97<ref group="dvdrates">By using a pattern of REPEAT_FIRST_FIELD flags on the headers of encoded pictures, pictures can be displayed for either two or three fields and almost any picture display rate (minimum {{frac|2|3}} of the frame rate) can be achieved. This is most often used to display 23.976 (approximately film rate) video on NTSC. See [[telecine]] for more information on how this works.</ref>) ** 25 interlaced frame/s (PAL) <references group="dvdrates" /> * Audio + video bitrate ** Video peak 9.8 Mbit/s ** Total peak 10.08 Mbit/s ** Minimum 300 kbit/s * [[Chroma subsampling|YUV 4:2:0]] * Additional subtitles possible * [[Closed captioning#DVDs and Blu-ray Discs|Closed captioning]] (NTSC only) * Audio ** [[LPCM|Linear Pulse Code Modulation]] (LPCM): 48 kHz or 96 kHz; 16- or 24-bit; up to six channels (not all combinations possible due to bitrate constraints) ** MPEG Layer 2 (MP2): 48 kHz, up to 5.1 channels (required in PAL players only) ** [[Dolby Digital]] (DD, also known as AC-3): 48 kHz, 32–448 kbit/s, up to 5.1 channels ** [[Digital Theater Systems]] (DTS): 754 kbit/s or 1510 kbit/s (not required for DVD player compliance) ** NTSC DVDs must contain at least one LPCM or Dolby Digital audio track. ** PAL DVDs must contain at least one MPEG Layer 2, LPCM, or Dolby Digital audio track. ** Players are not required to play back audio with more than two channels, but must be able to [[downmixing|downmix]] multichannel audio to two channels. * GOP structure (Group Of Pictures) ** Sequence header must be present at the beginning of every GOP ** Maximum frames per GOP: 18 (NTSC) / 15 (PAL), i.e. 0.6 seconds both ** Closed GOP required for multi-angle DVDs
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