jn11+@andrew.cmu.edu (Joseph M. Newcomer) (06/15/91)
Given a time expressed in some number of units (in our case, 100usec ticks), I need a subroutine that will produce a set of integer values representing the hour, minute, second and frame values represented by that time, taking into account all of the peculiarities of SMPTE drop-frame encoding. Does anyone have such a subroutine and/or know where I can find code for doing so, before I waste a day or two writing it myself? thanks joe newcomer (Background: I'm part of Roger Dannenberg's 'Tactus' distributed multimedia project at the Information Technology Center at CMU)
scott@bbxsda.UUCP (Scott Amspoker) (06/18/91)
In article <ccKEDyG00VsaA1i2Bv@andrew.cmu.edu> jn11+@andrew.cmu.edu (Joseph M. Newcomer) writes: >Given a time expressed in some number of units (in our case, 100usec >ticks), I need a subroutine that will produce a set of integer values >representing the hour, minute, second and frame values represented by >that time, taking into account all of the peculiarities of SMPTE >drop-frame encoding. Please post any responses. I too have wondered about the calculation concerns associated with the SMPTE drop-frame. -- Scott Amspoker | Touch the peripheral convex of every Basis International, Albuquerque, NM | kind, then various kinds of blaming (505) 345-5232 | sound can be sent forth. unmvax.cs.unm.edu!bbx!bbxsda!scott | - Instructions for a little box that | blurts out obscenities.