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Originally Posted by AndyWx
That is NOT true. The cameras have to be compatible as the framerate is determined by the camera you're shooting with not the software you're using. There is no way of combining PAL footage with NTSC whilst editing(the cameras you've mentioned are NTSC) - or maybe I should refraze - there is no way of combining the two without a HUGE quality loss (both the image and the smoothness).
I wonder why there isn't a good helmet cam that shoots full HD in PAL. ARGGH!!!!
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The latest firmware that I have for my GoProHD now allows the user to select PAL. There you go.
PAL 25/50 fps Support
Lastly the new Firmware provides PAL 25/50 fps Support. If you live in a PAL region (most regions outside of North America) you can now record in the PAL broadcast standard of 25 / 50 fps in the following resolutions: r1: WVGA 50fps; r2: 1280x720 25fps; r3: 1280x720 50fps; r4: 1280x960 25fps and r5: 1920x1080 25fps.""
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