Hi, I am making a custom subtitle format for a customer. The result should be:
1 00:04:04:01 00:04:08:19 = the last two numbers are the frame number
right now, I only manage to receive this result:
1 00:04:04:6101 00:04:08:6219 = the frame number is 4 numbers, but I only need the last one.
Is there a possibility to make the tag {SwStartFrame} return 2 numbers in stead of 4?
Thanks!
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The swFrameStart is the full frame number when the subtitle appears (including the seconds, minutes and hours in it, like in the MicroDVD format), not just the frames left until the next second.
So you can't do a hh:mm:ss:ff format.
I'll write down your suggestion though, thanks.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi, I am making a custom subtitle format for a customer. The result should be:
1 00:04:04:01 00:04:08:19 = the last two numbers are the frame number
right now, I only manage to receive this result:
1 00:04:04:6101 00:04:08:6219 = the frame number is 4 numbers, but I only need the last one.
Is there a possibility to make the tag {SwStartFrame} return 2 numbers in stead of 4?
Thanks!
Currently, you can't.
The swFrameStart is the full frame number when the subtitle appears (including the seconds, minutes and hours in it, like in the MicroDVD format), not just the frames left until the next second.
So you can't do a hh:mm:ss:ff format.
I'll write down your suggestion though, thanks.