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  1. 22nd Aug 2023 18:24 #1
    LaserBones
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    I'm running TFM and have a warning that my timestamps will now be out of sync. I looked at the time stamps document staxrip created for the DVD and it's a series of numbers. I'm not sure what I'm looking at. What are timestamps for?
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    For marking when each element (picture, text, audio sample) is meant to be stored, and more importantly, presented/displayed.


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  3. 22nd Aug 2023 19:55 #3
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    Originally Posted by Cornucopia View Post
    For marking when each element (picture, text, audio sample) is meant to be stored, and more importantly, presented/displayed.


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    If I'm removing telecine, and using decimate to get back to 23.976 fps. Can I remove the timestamps as I'm being warned or should I keep them?
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    You need to do it a different way, as those timestamps will no longer be applicable (except perhaps every second or so). Unless your timestamps are modified along with the change in video.


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