http://zeusw.org/intl/ 2008-05-13T08:15:56+02:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/ http://zeusw.org/intl/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-04-07T10:23:49+02:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/etmccalc?rev=1207556629&do=diff Introduction etmccalc is a tool which makes calculations with timecodes and related ways of measuring time for audio-visual media. The etmccalc tool exclusively uses system and C/C++ standard libraries. So, no other packages have to be installed for etmccalc to work properly. text/html 2008-03-27T15:03:57+02:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/etmccalc/miscellaneous?rev=1206626637&do=diff FPSs designations Implemented * 23n (23.976 fps non-drop frame, not real-time) * 29n (29.97 fps non-drop frame, not real-time, uncommon) * 29d (29.97 fps drop-frame, 30/1.001, de-facto standard for NTSC work) * 30d (alias of 29d) * 59d/60d * 59n/60n * other integers, * especially 24, 25, 30, 50, 60, 100, 600, 1000, ... (for video), * especially 44100, 48000, 96000 (for audio). text/html 2008-03-27T14:37:07+02:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/etmccalc/old?rev=1206625027&do=diff V0.6.4 (2007-09-27) This is the general command line syntax: etmccalc [<options>] <fps> [<timcode>[ <timecode>[...]]] where : * options : * (-f|--format) <format> : output formating specification. Default is the content of the enviroment variable ETMCCALC_FORMAT or, if empty or not defined, '%P'. See below for more details. * (-p|--punctuations) <punctuations> : punctuations used for %p (see above). Default is the content of the enviroment variable ETMCCALC_PUNCTUATIONS or, if emp… text/html 2007-12-12T22:11:09+02:00 http://zeusw.org/intl/exmid?rev=1197493869&do=diff Introduction exmid converts a MIDI file to an XML file and resulting XML file back to MIDI. The initial and final MIDI files are strictly identical. The main purpose od tihs tool is to allow tools such as CVS to better handle MIDI files. MIDI files are binary files, which can only be handled by CVS using the --kb option, which presents some withdraws. To prevent the use of this option, exmid can be used to convert the MIDI file to XML, which is a text format, before putting it to CVS repositor…