[x264-devel] VUI Header - timing info
Sven Dueking
Sven.Dueking at eu.panasonic.com
Fri Apr 7 11:12:01 CEST 2006
Hi,
Can someone please explain the follwing calculation to me?
if( param->i_fps_num > 0 && param->i_fps_den > 0)
{
sps->vui.b_timing_info_present = 1;
sps->vui.i_num_units_in_tick = param->i_fps_den;
sps->vui.i_time_scale = param->i_fps_num * 2;
sps->vui.b_fixed_frame_rate = 1;
}
param->i_fps_num = (int)(fps * 1000 + .5);
where fps is the frame rate and
param->i_fps_den = 1000;
So, in case that the frame rate is equal to 30
sps->vui.i_time_scale is 60000
tc = sps->vui.i_num_units_in_tick / sps->vui.i_time_scale
(C2 in the standard).
tc is a clock tick an is the minimum interval of time can be
represented in the coded data.
I am not sure, but I think is is the time interval between
two frames or in other words something like the display time offset.
Is this right ? I think in this case the calculation is not correct.
From my point of view sps->vui.i_time_scale must be equal to
param->i_fps_num.
Regards,
Sven
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