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Example Timecodes v2

The document outlines the timecode format version 2 specification which requires the first line to start with "# timecode format v2 #" and ignores empty lines and lines starting with "#". It then explains that subsequent lines should contain the timecode in milliseconds for each video frame, which can be a floating point number using a decimal point, and provides an example timecode listing for 10 frames at 25fps and some additional spaced out frames.

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Example Timecodes v2

The document outlines the timecode format version 2 specification which requires the first line to start with "# timecode format v2 #" and ignores empty lines and lines starting with "#". It then explains that subsequent lines should contain the timecode in milliseconds for each video frame, which can be a floating point number using a decimal point, and provides an example timecode listing for 10 frames at 25fps and some additional spaced out frames.

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# timecode format v2 # The very first line MUST have this format.

# As you can see empty lines and other lines starting with '#' are ignored. # # # # The remaining lines simply contain the timecode in ms for the following frame. The number can be a floating point number, but it doesn't have to be. Note that only dots ('.') are accepted as the decimal point, not commas!

# White spaces are ignored. # You must give at least as many timecode lines here as the track contais # frames. Otherwise mkvmerge will complain, and the results might not be # what you expect. # Example for 10 consecutive frames at 25fps: 0 40.0 80.0 120 160 200 240 280 320 360 # No need to use floats, but you can if you want. Now some more frames which # are spaced a bit more. 460 560 660 760 860 960 1060

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