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Participant
May 9, 2017
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How find clipitem duration in XML with Time Remap

  • May 9, 2017
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Hello,

If need find timecode clipitem it's easy. Take TC source file and plus in and out tags.

But how made it if we have Time Remap?

Where can I find formulas for calculating TС In / Out?

Dropbox - 1.xml

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Correct answer e_d_

I have no clue if this applies in general, but in this case, the last keyframe of the speed graph is equal to the source clip's duration. Maybe the <when> values refer to the source clip frame numbers, that'd permit you to calculate the relative source In/Out duration. Hope I've understood correctly what you're after...

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e_d_Correct answer
Inspiring
May 9, 2017

I have no clue if this applies in general, but in this case, the last keyframe of the speed graph is equal to the source clip's duration. Maybe the <when> values refer to the source clip frame numbers, that'd permit you to calculate the relative source In/Out duration. Hope I've understood correctly what you're after...

Participant
May 10, 2017

Thank you.

I tried <when>, it seems they are specified for In/Out. On this example I did it.