A timecode is a way of displaying time-only information as an offset from a starting point. Often used on audio and video as the time from the start of the media. Commonly displayed in HH:MM:SS
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How to execute the functions in the loop only once?
I created this fiddle to show it: http://jsfiddle.net/vw425/3/
The script does what it should do except that it fires the $('.bx-pager-link').eq(current_index).click() and the mark_current() functions way to often. You can see that if you have…

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Keep timecode in ffmpeg?
Im running a script that makes proress 422 proxies for editing in ffmpeg, but the timecode on the files seems to get lost or nulled out.
The parameters I am using:
ffmpeg -i file.mov -vcodec prores -profile:v 0 -an file.mov
Is there any way of…

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AV Foundation - AVAssetTrack, mediaType & CMFormatDescriptio
I have a quicktime object i am reading with av foundation.
I can see it's tracks and I would like to be able to read the 'tmcd' track (timecode) and get it's output as a string i can use in an NSTextView.
With an NSLog and a [track…

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Adding Timecodes in Excel
I have about 140 cells (they are in a vertical column) containing Timecodes in the Format hh:mm:ss:ff.
There are 24 Frames per second.
I would like to add them, so I have a total duration of all extracts.
Can anyone tell me how I could do that in…

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How can I change my textfield on input change calculated by a function?
This is my timecode calculator. When I change the input field value, then also the timecode should change.
var fps = 25;
var currentFrame = $('.timecode_input').val();
var SS = Math.floor(currentFrame / fps);
var MM = Math.floor(SS /…

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Optimal code/algorithm to convert frame count to timecode?
I am searching for optimal sourcecode/algorithm in c++
to convert frames count into time code hh:mm:ss:ff in given fps, ex. 25fps...
this code is preety good - http://www.andrewduncan.ws/Timecodes/Timecodes.html (bottom of page)
but it is expensive…

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How to split and access time in individual digits? [hh:mm:ss]
I want to split the time into individual digits.
For Eg. We usually look at time in HH: MM: SS
I want to break it down and access both the H, M, and S separately. Like HH should be accessible as H1 [the first digit] and H2 [the second digit] and so…

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