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PAL is a video file format associated with the Phase Alternating Line color encoding system used in broadcast television. It primarily serves regions like Europe, Australia, and parts of Asia, providing higher color stability compared to older systems. The PAL standard was first introduced in the early 1960s to improve upon the NTSC format. It remains an important part of analog video technology today.
Technically, the PAL system uses a 625-line, 50 Hz refresh rate format, which differs from NTSC's 525-line, 60 Hz approach. The PAL video signal alternates the phase of the color signal with each line, reducing color errors caused by signal interference. PAL files often store indexed color information, making them compact and suitable for devices with limited memory. This encoding method was a pioneering step in the evolution of color television.
Files labeled with the .pal extension can contain color palette data used in graphics and video editing. This palette data helps define specific colors for images or animations, enabling consistent color reproduction across devices. Interestingly, many classic video games and graphics applications used PAL files to manage limited color sets efficiently. Modern software still supports these files for retro and compatibility purposes.
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