[FFmpeg-devel] Politics

[Soft Works]

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> Niedermayer
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> On Sun, Dec 19, 2021 at 06:31:38PM +0000, Soft Works wrote:
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> > > > On Sat, Dec 1
> > 8, 2021 at 08:41:09PM +0000, Soft Works wrote:
> >
> > > I don't think that a camera exists that has a framerate high enough so
> that
> > > you could produce videos at both framerates just from picking original
> > > frames.
> >
> > I forgot to mention that I mean a high speed camera which can work at such
> an
> > odd rate (least common multiple..)
> 
> for sake of this argument being complete, teh video is computer generated
> so sampling at any time instance is possible and exact.

Is that so?

First of all, we need to decide about what kind of computer generation
we are talking exactly?

Is it generating a point-in-time picture for each frame start time?
Assuming generated video of a situation where visual events that would start
at 10ms, disappear after a duration of 20ms and repeat that every 40ms.
These things would never be visible in the EU video, but in the US 
video.

You mentioned "sampling", so I guess you mean that each frame would represent 
the appearance averaged over the frame duration, right?
Of course that's a much more correct way to reflect reality.

Enlightened by this, let's go back to to your example. The EU frame has a
duration of 40ms, the US frame 33.3ms. The US frame start 0.02ms later and 
is fully included in the duration of the EU frame. 

If the US-to-EU conversion (or other direction) has been done in a natural 
way without human intervention and explicit cutting, then the example is
busted once another time.

Want I can't precisely answer (but wondering) , is whether it 
would even pe possible to have single audio stream in the same container
that could work with both video..?

Thanks,
softworkz