Tristan Wheeler

I'm using the fourth tutorial file "Controlling Movie Playback" to learn about how jitter processes video. I noticed that jiiter is reading a different total time for the original movie clip and the FPS is being changed from the 30 (I originally rendered the clip at 30) to 19. Pretty sure this has something to do with the "timescale" but I'm not sure what that means and couldn't figure it out from the tutorial. How do I get clips to play at the speed and framerate they were originally created with?

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04jControllingMoviePlayback_test.maxpat

I'm using the fourth tutorial file "Controlling Movie Playback" to learn about how jitter processes video.  I noticed that jiiter is reading a different total time for the original movie clip and the FPS is being changed from the 30 (I originally rendered the clip at 30) to 19. Pretty sure this has something to do with the "timescale" but I'm not sure what that means and couldn't figure it out from the tutorial.  How do I get clips to play at the speed and framerate they were originally created with?

I'm using the fourth tutorial file "Controlling Movie Playback" to learn about how jitter processes video.  I noticed that jiiter is reading

Jitter changing FPS and total time of clips