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Re: Setting general framerate for an imported image sequence

On Tuesday, Sep 24, 2002, at 11:15 Australia/Melbourne, Jonatan Fernstad wrote:

However, I do not want/need to ask the user this, and I need to set the frame
rate to any double value ( float precision will do aswell ) in the range of
0.0 to 30.0. [ To match the actual fps that the bitmaps were captured with,
and this can be any value in the same range. ]

You can always build the movie by hand - what the importer does is not that complicated to reproduce... perhaps that would give you extra flexibility - like you could put the timestamp into the name of the file or something.

anyway, open the bitmap using a GraphicImport component, get the data, AddMediaSample(or AMSReference, using data offset), repeat.

this way you can make the timestamps anything you want, vary the frame durations, whatever... I think using the create movie sample and the graphics importer sample code in the sdk, you should have enough rope to hang yourself :-)

cheers,

dean
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