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There are tons of DVDs and broadcasts that were shot
on 24 frames a second that's shown on PAL at 25 frames
a second, speeding it up 4% from the original. Here
someone made an example of PAL speedup versus the
original:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCTvTjTo-o4

And there are tons of stuff that was speeded up by
PAL that was then copied directly to NTSC, retaining
the PAL speedup.

The stupidest case of PAL speedup could be the
Avengers 1960s series Emma Peel episodes released in
Britain that were already sped up that was then
"corrected" for home video by processing it with
an additional 4% speedup, releasing it with an
8% speedup.

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