TIMECODE structure (strmif.h)
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The TIMECODE structure contains basic timecode frame count information.
Syntax
typedef struct tagTIMECODE {
WORD wFrameRate;
WORD wFrameFract;
DWORD dwFrames;
} TIMECODE;
Members
wFrameRate
Number of frames per second. Specify with one of the following values:
wFrameFract
Fractional frame. Full scale is 0x1000.
dwFrames
Timecode value as a binary framecount.
Remarks
Fractional frame can be used to indicate temporal offset into frame when timecode was actually read from an external device; for example, wFrameFract=0x7ff means the timecode value was read from the device at the end of the first video field.
Requirements
Requirement | Value |
---|---|
Header | strmif.h (include Dshow.h) |
See also
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