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Currently the DfttTimecode class is more like a 'pointer' to a certain moment of time, but not representing a period of time. So 'framecount' here actually means 'the cursor is at the xx frame on a timeline'.
Maybe you're finding a function which returns the frames included in a period of time. Or a cursor that occupies a certain width on a timeline.
This feature is on the roadmap of this library, named 'timerange'. I am currently working on it.
Hi,
I am comparing with another library (Timecode) on frame calculation.
I am using 00:00:00:00 as my starting timecode, then I return the total frame count.
dftt_Timecode is return 0 frame while Timecode is return as 1 frame
I think 00:00:00:00 is consider as 1 frame, but I am not very sure as I am new to video timecode world.
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