O my gosh Klaus, can't believe I missed that.
Thanks!
On Aug 28, 2007, at 7:58 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi BNig and Josh,
I just copied this from the online documentation of Trevors
wonderful EnhancedQT External:
...
function qtGetTrackFrameCount (MovieControllerID, TrackIndex)
Hi Josh,
O my gosh Klaus, can't believe I missed that.
please don't worry, I'm sure it wasn't there yet a couple of days
before! ;-)
Thanks!
Best
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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hi Josh,
i dont know what you need the framerate for but that is in my experience not
possible to extract from within Revolution, since all you get is the
duration and the timescale. This gives you the length in seconds of the
movie but not the framerate.
I get at the framerate by incorporating
Hi BNig and Josh,
I just copied this from the online documentation of Trevors wonderful
EnhancedQT External:
...
function qtGetTrackFrameCount (MovieControllerID, TrackIndex)
Description:
Returns the number of frames in video track.
Parameters:
MovieControllerID: Target Movie Controller ID.
I found the following post from 2002:
Thanks Karl
Here's what I have come up with so far.
To determine the frame-rate of a video clip:
It seems that if you advance the video clip from 0 by 1 frame (play
step
forward) and divide the timescale property by the currenttime
property, the
