Fps question

Hi,
So I cut something in FCP in a 23.98 fps timeline. (video was shot in 24pA). When I export using compressor i export with 23.98 fps. Strangely enough, when I bring the mpeg2 files into DVDSP and look at it in the inspector, it says 29.98 fps. Anyone know why this would be? Is it something to do with exporting in mpeg2?
Thanks!

Am I not understanding P.49 of the manual correctly?
No, the manual is misleading in this regard.
While, yes, your material has been encoded by Compressor as 23.98 fps, that's not actually a legal video rate according to the DVD-Video spec (video for NTSC DVDs must be encoded for 29.97 playback).
What actually happens is that Compressor adds the necessary flags - so that an interlaced player can add the 3:2 pulldown - when doing the encode. It's this (flag-inclusive) rate that DVDSP is reading. So, 29.97 Non-Drop is the correct reading for a 23.98 .m2v file imported into DVDSP. However, if you open your 23.98 .m2v file in QuickTime player, it will be read (also correctly) as 23.98 fps.
One Important Note: because this is all so confusing, some folks export a 23.98 QT movie - reference or otherwise - from FCP directly into DVDSP. In this instance, DVDSP reads QT files as 23.98 but DVDSP's internal encoder does not produce 23.98 .m2vs. What you'll end up getting is an interlaced 29.97 file with the pulldown frames actually inserted into the stream, defeating the purpose of shooting/editing/outputing in 23.98 fps.
In other words, stick with your current workflow, it's correct.

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I am considering a new Powerbook 12 inch to replace the 15 inch TiBook I just traded in at Powermax -- stretching the budget to the current 15 is tough, especially when there still seem to be at least some firmware questions if not hardware -- and the small 12 is tempting. Whatever it is, it has to be a Mac, and due to monitor spanning, it has to be a Powerbook.
So some questions.
How is the 12 inch these days for heat? Obviously heavy hard drive activity (such as all the demos they run on it in the Apple Store) will heat up the left side wrist rest given where the hard drive is, but how is it for typing on in actual day-to-day use?
Anyone tried the 100GB 5400RPM BTO? Of course the 80GB 5400 is standard, but is there any significant speed difference between the two (denser platters usually mean faster transfers).
How about the Nvidia 5200 graphics card? Any bottlenecks I should be aware of compared to a Radeon 9550/9600/9700?
And, any difference in durability compared to the 15?
Lastly, how about the display? They seem a bit dim in the store, but they also seem like they have a jiggered stock profile. How about when you hardware profile it properly (I have a ColorVision Spyder2Pro)?

As far as video chipsets go, a 5200 is not going to run with the ATi 9600 or better in terms of fps for the gpu, I'm not sure about the 9550. The 9600XT, and I'm using one in a desktop, roughly runs with the 5700 Ultra and a little behind the 5900 in nvidia's lineup. I'd say as far as notebook gpu's go, all those gpu's are dated and are in need of revising. The 5200 is a couple years old and so are the ATi gpu's, that is for desktops. But when you look @ PB specs, a 9700 128 MB video vs 64 MB FX5200, the 9700 is way ahead.
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