Hi Timo,
Hello,
The documentation of 2.9 says to the timescale property of a player:
"intervals per second of a movie or sound". My first thought was, it
would
be the fps (frames per second), but if I get the timescale of my
videos, I
get "600". Can anybody give me a hint, what this number represents
and if it
depends on the movie or if it is always 600?
It depends on the movie, although most of the time(not always ;-)
QuickTime movies have a timescale of 600.
Am I right, if I want to step frame by frame through a video clip I
have to
divide the duration/current time by 600 and multiply it by 25fps? To
get the
current frame? Or can I set the timescale somehow to fps?
If you are using QuickTime then Trevors WONDERFUL "Enhanced QuickTIme
External" can give you the FPS of your movie(s).
Could it be that something has changed from 2.8 to 2.9 with this?
No, this has always been this way.
I can't remember exactly, but I did some tests with 2.8 some month
ago and could
step easily frame by frame though a video, without calculating with
this "600"!?
Nope :-)
Thanks for any hints
Tiemo
Regards
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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