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- type Timecode
- func NewTimecodeFromFrames(inputFrameIdx int64, frameRate float64, isDropframe bool) (*Timecode, error)
- func NewTimecodeFromString(inputTimecode string, frameRate float64) (*Timecode, error)
- func ParseStringToTimecode(in string, fps float64, excludeLastTimecode bool, dropFrame bool) (*Timecode, error)
- type TimecodeSpan
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type Timecode ¶
func NewTimecodeFromFrames ¶
func NewTimecodeFromFrames(inputFrameIdx int64, frameRate float64, isDropframe bool) (*Timecode, error)
NewTimecodeFromFrames will create a Timecode object for given frames. The only time it will return an error is if DF is specified for a non-DF framerate.
func NewTimecodeFromString ¶
func ParseStringToTimecode ¶
func ParseStringToTimecode(in string, fps float64, excludeLastTimecode bool, dropFrame bool) (*Timecode, error)
ParseStringToTimecode Will take a string that is either a timecode string or a frame count string and return a bonefied timecode object. This is only used in the context of calculate where we know if it's df or ndf. This dropframeness is ignored if it's a timecode string excludeLastTimecode will only work for inputs that are a timecode string - not a frame count.
func (*Timecode) GetFrameCount ¶
func (*Timecode) GetFrameIdx ¶
func (*Timecode) GetFramerateString ¶
func (*Timecode) GetTimecode ¶
type TimecodeSpan ¶
type TimecodeSpan struct {
StartTimecode *Timecode
LastTimecode *Timecode
Framerate float64
Dropframe bool
}
func NewTimecodeSpan ¶
func NewTimecodeSpan(firstTimecode, lastTimecode *Timecode) (*TimecodeSpan, error)
func (*TimecodeSpan) GetSpanRealtime ¶
func (t *TimecodeSpan) GetSpanRealtime() string
func (*TimecodeSpan) GetSpanTimecode ¶
func (t *TimecodeSpan) GetSpanTimecode() string
func (*TimecodeSpan) GetTotalFrames ¶
func (t *TimecodeSpan) GetTotalFrames() int
func (*TimecodeSpan) GetTotalSeconds ¶
func (t *TimecodeSpan) GetTotalSeconds() float64
GetTotalSeconds returns the span duration in seconds. This calculates based on the inclusive frame count by default. Use the -e flag for exclusive behavior (industry standard).
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