Dynamic FPS selection on DFXPReader #292
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Hello @ana-nichifor! Can you take a look to this? I'm reading closed captions at 23.976 fps and the result is drifted as a consequence of that 30fps manually set. |
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The methods
_convert_clock_time_to_microsecondsand_convert_time_count_to_microsecondsare fixed to 30fps.The modified code uses 30fps by default but also looks for an alternative frame rate on the CloseCaption file.