Hi, I'm trying to decode a *.wmv file using libavcodec, but unlike other previously decoded file formats like avi and mpeg, i can't get the correct framerate using the following piece of code: float frame_rate = 1/((float)st->time_base.num/(float)st->time_base.den); where st is "AVStream * " when I made the calculation above for this file i got the result frame_rate = 1000, but if i run the file in a loop and count all the frames, and divide these total of frames by the duration, i get the correct result of 15 fps. But obviously making it this way would have terrific consequences for the playback performance. So, my question is: is there another way to get the correct framerate when the values on time_base structure are completely wrong ? Thank you Daniel __________________________________________________ Fale com seus amigos de gra?a com o novo Yahoo! Messenger http://br.messenger.yahoo.com/
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