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The current box only seems to update when the video is playing - so if you step through frame-by-frame or jump to a specific timecode, current stays at the value of when you stopped |
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Good point. Have added a |
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Just noticed the current time also appears to be one frame off. Marking an in or out is accurate, but current is consistently 1 frame ahead. Can't figure out where its coming from tho |
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@rrah so I generated a test video (only at 25p admittedly) with BITC, and I noticed the converted video seemed to have 1 extra frame on the end. otherwise it seemed pretty much bang on to me |
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requestVideoFrameCallbackisn't available in !chrome currently, so add a polyfill