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If I want the 300th frame and I call myreader.get_data(300) I will not get the 300th frame, but the frame from one second before. This is because this line in ffmpeg.py reads
iargs = ['-ss', "%.03f" % (starttime-offset)]
Where the offset is 1. Actually, after reaching starttime-offset, it should advance of 'offset' seconds to be exactly on 'starttime', like this:
If I want the 300th frame and I call
myreader.get_data(300)
I will not get the 300th frame, but the frame from one second before. This is because this line in ffmpeg.py readsWhere the offset is 1. Actually, after reaching starttime-offset, it should advance of 'offset' seconds to be exactly on 'starttime', like this:
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