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Frames
For movies, as seen in a cinema, this is an actual frame on the strip of film. Frames are shown in sequence, 24 times per second. On a TV or DVD, a frame consists of two fields which are interlaced together. For a PAL TV frames are shown at a rate of 25 per second (50 fields per second). For NTSC they are shown at 30 per second.
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