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Telecine is the process of converting film, typically shot at 24 frames per second, into video by applying a cadence that matches the target video frame rate. The term can refer to the process itself, the equipment used, or the resulting video. Telecine is commonly used to make film content compatible with broadcast or consumer video formats.
In practice, the most widely seen form is converting 24 fps film to the standard video rate
Telecine is distinct from inverse telecine, the process used to recover the original 24 fps (or 23.976
Applications of telecine include broadcast distribution, on-air video production, and physical media transfers where real-time conversion
Limitations of telecine include the introduction of a consistent cadence that can complicate editing, improper deinterlacing,