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This assumes you know the method they are using. As the post mentioned, a few milliseconds + or - at the end of a scene would not be noticeable and the overall
by slayed0 11y ago
This assumes you know the method they are using. As the post mentioned, a few milliseconds + or - at the end of a scene would not be noticeable and the overall timestamp would still be constant if "self-compensating offsets" were used.
- TheLoneWolfling 11y agoYou can figure out the method they are using by comparing two copies.
- bigiain 11y agoSo how many video frames do I lop off a scene to subtract "a few milliseconds" from it?
- NoMoreNicksLeft 11y agoIf it's 30fps, each frame is about 33ms. One or two is sufficient. Most films are 24fps, or 23.99 for some weird NTSC->film->NTSC reason.