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Re: QuickTime movie frame rate or duration (in time scale) of a frame
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Re: QuickTime movie frame rate or duration (in time scale) of a frame


  • Subject: Re: QuickTime movie frame rate or duration (in time scale) of a frame
  • From: "Roger Howard" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 12:03:20 -0800

Brennan,

Thanks a million, guess I didn't drill down far enough - sometimes I forget exactly how flexible and granular Quicktime can be... should have looked at individual frame durations, was thinking too narrowly.

"duration of frame" will work great - the preferred rate seems to be a factor and not an absolute value so it's kinda useless unless I already know the nominal frame rate....

Thanks again,

Roger Howard
Digital Media Specialist
The J. Paul Getty Museum

email@hidden
310.440.6908

> In the movie class you'll find 'preferred rate'. Would that do you?
>
> Even easier, just look in the frame class - there's a duration property!
>
> tell app "Quicktime Player"
> tell movie 1
> tell track 1
> get (duration of frame 1)
> end tell
> end tell
> end tell
>
> n.b. Individual frames can have different durations, but if you are certain that the frames all have the same duration, then checking an arbitrary frame would be ok.
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