FPScon is a CLI-tool  that lets you reduce  the framerate of  frame
sequences.


EXAMPLE
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With your VLAB, you've recorded every second frame of a PAL source.
The resulting frame sequence (let's say 100 frames) has a framerate
of 12.5 fps. You want it to have 10 fps.  That's where FPScon comes
in:

FPScon frame. 0000 0099 12.5 10 >t:script
execute t:script

This deletes every supernumerary frame.
To fill the resulting gaps, you might use SeqNum:

SeqNum 0 4

This will renumber the frames, starting with 0 and using a suffix-
length of 4 (e.g. frame.0000).


USAGE:
------
FPScon <base name> <from> <to> <old fps> <new fps>

or just

FPScon

for a prompted parameter-input.


INSTALLATION
------------
copy FPScon c:


BUGS
----
-no error handling, e.g. crashes if you don't enter parameters

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