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  1. 6th Jan 2005 14:28 #1
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    I have a 3ivx file that is reported as being 23.98 fps in the line above "Open" when I first open the file in ffmpegX. However, when I click on 'Info', the frame rate is reported as 29.97.

    Which one should I go with, and which is the accurate one?
  2. 6th Jan 2005 16:47 #2
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    If it makes any difference, the source file is indeed a cinema movie, so I'm guessing the NTSC FILM rate is what I want, I just wondered why the "Info" button was wrong... Thanks!
  3. 8th Jan 2005 12:12 #3
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    Still wondering - does anyone know what could be causing this?
  4. 8th Jan 2005 12:43 #4
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    The "Info" button reports information stored in the header, this can be sometimes incorrect. The line above "Open" should be more accurate.
  5. 8th Jan 2005 17:57 #5
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    major,

    Thanks for the response. I actually thought it would have been the other way around as clicking on the "Info" button takes a second or two to report its findings, therefore I thought it was analyzing the file (which I guess it is...).

    Good to know the best one to take - thanks!



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