Hi BNig,
Hi Timo,
the timescale divided by the frames per second gives you the
duration of a
frame
a timescale of 600 in a movie with 25 frames per second makes for a
duration
of 24 of a single frame (600/25), of course this assumes that all
frames are
of equal duration, which is not necessarily so. Especially when you
edit a
movie the first and last frames might be shorter. And you can set the
duration of a frame to whatever you like (via applescript) so the
frames per
second is an average for all the frames in a movie.
to step from one frame to the next you could do:
on mouseUp
put the currenttime of player "xyz" into tcurrentTime
add 24 to tcurrentTime
set the currenttime of player "xyz" to tcurrentTime
end mouseUp
Sure, but this leaves a typical "Chicken and Egg" problem!
Tiemo does not yet know the FPS :-D
Regards
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
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