I found the following post from 2002:
Thanks Karl
Here's what I have come up with so far.
To determine the frame-rate of a video clip:
It seems that if you advance the video clip from 0 by 1 frame (play
step
forward) and divide the timescale property by the currenttime
property, the
result is the video frame rate.
Can anyone think of a better solution?
Quicktime has both a timescale and a timebase property, but RR
doesn't seem
able to access the timebase.
--
Robert Arnold
Associate Professor of Film
Boston University
Tel (617) 353-7735 Fax (617) 353-1084
http://people.bu.edu/rfarnold/
I have tried "play step forward" in a myriad of forms.
Has anyone successfully used this command?
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