| # timestamp format v1 | |
| # The very first line MUST have this format. Later formats will increase | |
| # the version number. | |
| # As you can see empty lines and other lines starting with '#' are ignored. | |
| # The second line with contents MUST be 'assume <fps>', e.g. | |
| assume 25 | |
| # This sets the default FPS for ranges that are not explicitely covered | |
| # below. | |
| # The remaining lines have the format 's,e,fps'. | |
| # White spaces around the commas are ignored. This sets the number of | |
| # frames per second for the frames starting with frame number s up to and | |
| # including frame number e. | |
| # The 'fps' can be given as a floating point number. Note that only | |
| # dots ('.') are accepted as the decimal point, not commas! | |
| # Example: | |
| 800,1000,23.97 | |
| 1500,1700,29.930 | |
| # As you can see you can have gaps at the start, in the middle, and | |
| # naturally at the end. For those gaps the default FPS set with the | |
| # 'assume' command is being used. | |