It does, try [FPS,0] sometime
I always wondered what the ,0 did
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on: Today at 10:40:55 am
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| Started by cncb - Last post by cncb | ||
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I always wondered what the ,0 did . |
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on: Today at 10:28:51 am
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| Started by cncb - Last post by Hendrik | ||
When I use [FPS] in an expression it is only 2 decimal places so that tag seems to not be full precision unless it rounds internally for every request. It does, try [FPS,0] sometime  |
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on: Today at 10:25:54 am
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| Started by cncb - Last post by cncb | ||
FPS is actually stored in full precision, but rounded to two decimals for display When I use [FPS] in an expression it is only 2 decimal places so that tag seems to not be full precision unless it rounds internally for every request. |
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on: Today at 10:04:53 am
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| Started by cncb - Last post by Hendrik | ||
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FPS is actually stored in full precision, but rounded to two decimals for display, so be careful with that. But there is only so many relevant frame rates that cover 99% of all content, and rounding to pick an image would be just fine:
- 23.976 (23.98 when rounded) - 24 - 25 - 29.97 - 30 - 50 - 59.94 - 60 An argument could be made to also just fold the "plain" and NTSC rates into one (eg. 23.976 and 24 is just "24p"), but I imagine some people would also prefer to keep them separate. |
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on: Today at 09:52:21 am
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| Started by cncb - Last post by cncb | ||
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I don't have a wide variety of videos, but fps is stored as 2 decimal places for me (e.g. 23.98, 29.97). Is this what everyone has so we can have standard icons or should it just be displayed as text?
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on: Today at 09:06:45 am
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| Started by bob - Last post by bob | ||
Very cool, thanks for sharing!Well it is a couple of years away. One can hope. Sanaa is one of the most amazing cities in the world and I've wanted to go there for quite a while. The old city is a UNESCO world heritage site. It's high and dry. Really good for an eclipse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanaa |
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on: Today at 08:04:42 am
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| Started by bob - Last post by JimH | ||
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Great writeup, Bob! Thanks!
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on: Today at 06:03:00 am
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| Started by bob - Last post by rec head | ||
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We were in Nashville Indiana for it. Near perfect conditions for my first totality.
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More / Music, Movies, Politics, and Other Cheap Thrills / Re: Charging an EV on a Cross Country Road Trip
on: Today at 05:56:21 am
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| Started by JimH - Last post by rec head | ||
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I just did an overnight trip that required 1 charge each way. On the way out I stopped at an EA charger that I have used before and it went smoothly. Luckily on the way home I checked Plugshare while planning the route and found that charge was out of service. The alternate route wasn't too much longer but that isn't really the point.
I hope we get our Supercharger adapter before we head up to the U.P. this fall. Wisconsin stinks for charging. The adapter should help a little. |
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on: Today at 04:19:52 am
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| Started by bob - Last post by zybex | ||
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Very cool, thanks for sharing!
I'm hoping to see the 2027 one in Gibraltar. Or 2028 in Sydney Isn't it tricky to travel to Yemen as an US citizen? |
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