Flash on tv?!

[Greenskullkid]

Alright, i'm curious to know..

On TV what's the FPS rate and size a flash would have to be to fit on a TV screen..
For even a DVD?

[Xeptic]

The NTSC framerate is about 30 (29.97) frames per second and has 525 lines if I'm not mistaken. The PAL framerate is 25 frames per second and has 625 lines.

[jmtb02]

NTSC Standard (United States, etc):
Standard Definition: 720(w) x 480(h), 30 FPS.
High Definition (720i/p): 1280(w) x 720(h), 30 FPS.
High Definition (1080i/p): 1920(w) x 1080(h), 30 FPS.

PAL Standard (Usually most other places):
Standard Definition: 720(w) x 576(h), 25 FPS.

[Nicholas-Deary]

At 5/12/08 11:24 AM, jmtb02 wrote: NTSC Standard (United States, etc):
Standard Definition: 720(w) x 480(h), 30 FPS.
High Definition (720i/p): 1280(w) x 720(h), 30 FPS.
High Definition (1080i/p): 1920(w) x 1080(h), 30 FPS.

PAL Standard (Usually most other places):
Standard Definition: 720(w) x 576(h), 25 FPS.

this guy knows his stuff

[Battosai810]

I know it's not flash, but shows like Futurama run at 12fps, with the CG parts running around 22 or 30.

[Heki]

That depends what is ment with flash.

[Cryoma]

Blu-Ray runs at 40.