Struct midly::SmpteTime

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pub struct SmpteTime { /* private fields */ }
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A timestamp encoding an SMPTE time of the day.

Enforces several guarantees:

  • hour is inside [0,23]
  • minute is inside [0,59]
  • second is inside [0,59]
  • frame is inside [0,fps[
  • subframe is inside [0,99]

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Create a new SMPTE timestamp with the given information.

Get the hour component of this timestamp.

Get the minute component of this timestamp.

Get the second component of this timestamp.

Get the frame component of this timestamp. The meaning of this value depends on the value of fps.

Get the subframe component of this timestamp (hundredths of a frame).

Get the FPS component of this timestamp.

Convert the second + frame + subframe components of this timestamp into a single floating-point number of seconds. Note that this does not include the hour and minute components.

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