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how to add delay in the wmv file

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    Hemant kulkarni
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    Hi, In my application I created a wmv movie form 3 images. It also have the audio for 15 seconds. Audio per frame is variable means that we can have audiofor first frame for 2 sec , for second frame 10 sec and for 3rd frame 3 sec. How can I achive this? one solution can be variable frame rate for each frame. CAn we do this in wmv ? How can we do this? Is there any other alternative available to achive this All help and guidelines are welcome Thanks in advance Regards, Hemant.

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      Hi, In my application I created a wmv movie form 3 images. It also have the audio for 15 seconds. Audio per frame is variable means that we can have audiofor first frame for 2 sec , for second frame 10 sec and for 3rd frame 3 sec. How can I achive this? one solution can be variable frame rate for each frame. CAn we do this in wmv ? How can we do this? Is there any other alternative available to achive this All help and guidelines are welcome Thanks in advance Regards, Hemant.

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      Can't you keep a constant frame rate? In your case one frame-per-second would work. So when you write the video stream you'd write 2 frames of the first image, 10 frames of the second image, and 3 of the third image. Are you using a Video Image stream or a regular video stream for your wmv file?

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        Can't you keep a constant frame rate? In your case one frame-per-second would work. So when you write the video stream you'd write 2 frames of the first image, 10 frames of the second image, and 3 of the third image. Are you using a Video Image stream or a regular video stream for your wmv file?

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        What is difference between "Video Image stream" and "regular video stream"?

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          What is difference between "Video Image stream" and "regular video stream"?

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          A video image stream is made up of still images. The stream is written differently than regular "live" video when using the windows media sdk to write wmv files.

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            A video image stream is made up of still images. The stream is written differently than regular "live" video when using the windows media sdk to write wmv files.

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            Hi, I am creating a movie from some images it is not a real time video. My important question is How I can write a metatdata >64 to wmv file? Regards, Hemant

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