How are frame numbers converted to and from decimal numbers of seconds in
ffmpeg and related tools?
For example, given a file foo.mp4 at 24fps, when I run a command like:
ffmpeg -i foo.mp4 -t 0.72 bar.mp4
0.72 is a time between frame 18 (0.70833... seconds) and frame 19 (0.75
seconds).
In my tests, it seems that the number of seconds is rounded down, i.e. any
value less than 0.75 is equivalent to the earlier frame.
Is this always true? Is this the best way to think about the decimal
seconds<->frame number conversion? Is there any difference (e.g. in audio track
duration) between saying 0.71 or 0.73 in the above?
Thanks,
Tom
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