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Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by Born2Hunt, Aug 18, 2011.

  1. Born2Hunt

    Born2Hunt Die Hard Bowhunter

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    What does PIP mean on the trail camera for an option its either PIP or NTC or something like that
     
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    Is it for video? You sure its not pal or NTSC?
     
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    don't ave a cam but a litte comp savy those are two types of formats to save files... Someone will correct me I I'm wrong I'm sure
     
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    PIP means Picture in Picture for a tv .... not sure if it's the same for a cam???
     
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    PAL and NTSC are just different formats/frame rates. PAL is a non-region 1 format for DVDs, meaning not normally found in America. PAL will have around 20% more vertical resolution than NTSC but NTSC will/can have higher framerates.
     
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    oh alright thanks
     
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    what do most of you guys run this option under pal or NTSC
     
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    NTSC. That's standard format for the U.S.
     
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    I have a few DVD players that are region 1 only and will not play PAL even if I wanted to. So my movie formats are always in NTSC.
     
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