I know but don't say prints, they're not film, it's called masters. Also, Netflix is using the same masters as Max in Brazil, I think.

Although NTSC is approximately 60hz/30fps, meaning that 50hz/25fps PAL content can be aired just fine, lots of other shows do the 25-24p slowdown, such as the Fox Kids airings of Space Goofs, some DVDs of Wallace and Gromit, BGDCMC on Max Latin America, most recent US and Canadian DVDs of Peppa Pig, and Disney Junior US airings of Timmy Time, Tinga Tinga Tales and Octonauts (Bluey is also slowed but pitch corrected, and since the PAL Disney channels use the 24p US masters instead of the original 25p, the show airs PAL-pitched, making it one of the few examples of PAL content STILL being PAL-pitched in certain airings and networks around the world).

How is Bluey Slowed but Normal Pitch. Is Disney, Nickelodeon, or Netflix (Only Numberblocks) making BBC Shows into NTSC.

And also which one would you prefer PAL or NTSC.

I just prefer which version has the correct audio pitch.

Also I checked and Numberblocks isn't slowed down on Netflix, as its a streaming service that has no problem showing 25fps content in NTSC regions and 24fps content in PAL regions.

The KidsClick airings of Oggy and the Cockroaches (The Fox Kids airings only low-pitched the theme song), the Sony Pictures Home Entertainment DVD releases of Teletubbies, Disney Channel Japan airings of LoliRock, and the US/Japanese releases of the CGI Thomas & Friends specials also have 25fps/24fps audio pitch slowdown. Disney Junior also did 25fps/24fps audio pitch slowdown on their airings of Spookly the Square Pumpkin, Gaspard & Lisa and Sunny Bunnies.

All I think is because it was originally pitched up and so Logan and kwesi could sound younger but they pitched it down for Disney plus and hulu

@Gekkoirl nah bro, that doesn't even make sense

I mean like you can hear the difference between a normal season 2 episode and the episode "The Castle" Logan's voice seems to be closer to The Kids than a normal season 2 episode

@Gekkoirl and @Gumball 2020 don't respond to old threads.