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pyobjc_coremedia_cmtime_timestamp_creation_with_timescale.py

python

Creates a CMTime structure to represent a specific timestamp

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pyobjc_coremedia_cmtime_timestamp_creation_with_timescale.py
1import CoreMedia
2
3def main():
4    # CMTimeMake(value, timescale)
5    # This creates a CMTime representing 10 seconds (6000 / 600)
6    time = CoreMedia.CMTimeMake(6000, 600)
7
8    # Displaying the CMTime properties
9    print(f"CMTime Value: {time.value}")
10    print(f"CMTime Timescale: {time.timescale}")
11    print(f"Seconds: {CoreMedia.CMTimeGetSeconds(time)}")
12
13    # Check if the time is valid
14    if CoreMedia.CMTIME_IS_VALID(time):
15        print("The CMTime object is valid.")
16
17if __name__ == "__main__":
18    main()