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Originally Posted by juhu
now if these 147562 frames were running @ 24 fps, I would have a file with the correct original timing (1h42m28s)
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Yes, that's very strange ... Some people had done various encoding with lots of sources (eg. some has AC3 audio) and they only get the untouched audio synced, if they use 23.976 fps.
So the question is what the player is doing with this xpl file during playback, and what is the tickBase , timeBase , tickBaseDivisor parameters.
A sample:
Code:
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<TitleSet tickBase="60fps" timeBase="60fps" defaultLanguage="en">
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<Title id="feature" displayName="Feature Presentation" titleNumber="3" titleDuration="01:42:54:16" tickBaseDivisor="4" onEnd="black">
Another sample, notice that isn't any tickBaseDivisor parameters:
Code:
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<TitleSet tickBase="24fps" timeBase="60fps" defaultLanguage="en">
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<Title titleNumber="2" alternativeSDDisplayMode="letterbox" titleDuration="01:58:54:22" id="MainMovie" displayName="MainMovie" onEnd="returnToMM">