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I use CoreVideo's Display Link to render a QuickTime movie and I need to know to which TimeValue (in the Movie's TimeScale) the returned frame of QTVisualContextCopyImageForTime corresponds. Is there any way to convert a CVTimeStamp to a Movie Time? Or any other approach to get the TimeValue of the returned frame? Have you tried geting the Movie Time from the returned CVImageBufferRef? See CVBuffer.h kCVBufferMovieTimeKey - The movie time associated with the buffer. Generally only available for frames emitted by QuickTime (type CFDictionary containing the kCVBufferTimeValueKey and kCVBufferTimeScaleKey keys). HTH. regards, edward Edward Agabeg WWDR Engineer QuickTime Worldwide Developer Relations Apple http://www.apple.com/developer http://www.apple.com/quicktime -- This message was sent from a personal account -- -- All views are mine and not necessarily shared by my employer -- |
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