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duration readout (sound member property)
Hi All...
I'm still working on that player that i mentioned in a couple of posts earlier...anysay i stumbled on this now...the value for duration readout on the sound property inspector differs from the duration returned by Lingo...For eg i imported a MP3 file called "06"... and opened the property inspector and looked at the duration it gave me 0:05:27:366..basically a 5 minute audio file....but when i used member("06").duration it gives me 327366...i know this is tick value...but how do you arrive at a balance btw the two....
....cuz the end idea is i let the user import the file he wants to play and i give a duration readout on my mp3 player..so i get the duration from the imported file...so when i check this duration on my mp3 player to a standard player like WMP or RA or jet...i get different results...Is this a problem, or a bug or is it just me ?....
TIA!..
Vj
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JB #2
Re: duration readout (sound member property)
The Duration is reporte in milliseconds
327366 ms = 5.4561 minutes
Seems to match 0:05:27:366 info
The frameToHMS function is handy for getting the HH:MM:SS.nn format
Enter 1000 for framerate
You can use string function to hack off hours part of result
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