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kassandro · 4th July 2003, 10:15

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I suggest to add the option logrames="file name" to version 0.4 - not the upcoming version 0.3. If this option is used, then instead of creating output for debugview, a binary file with name "file name" is created, which contains a sequence of __int64 numbers. The first number is the number of ticks per seconds of the timer. Subsequently the number of ticks for each frame is stored in the binary file. Thus for a 90 minute PAL movie the binary file will be not much larger than 1 mb. While such a raw data file contains maximal information, it hardly can´t be used directly by any other program to make the data visible. Thus I hopefully will write also a small utility, which together with a variable printf format string, can creat input files for Open Office or the Open Office clone of the Evil Empire.

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kassandro Registered User Join Date: May 2003 Location: Germany Posts: 502	@sh0dan I suggest to add the option logrames="file name" to version 0.4 - not the upcoming version 0.3. If this option is used, then instead of creating output for debugview, a binary file with name "file name" is created, which contains a sequence of __int64 numbers. The first number is the number of ticks per seconds of the timer. Subsequently the number of ticks for each frame is stored in the binary file. Thus for a 90 minute PAL movie the binary file will be not much larger than 1 mb. While such a raw data file contains maximal information, it hardly can´t be used directly by any other program to make the data visible. Thus I hopefully will write also a small utility, which together with a variable printf format string, can creat input files for Open Office or the Open Office clone of the Evil Empire.