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Studio name: Tetsuo Animation
Kitsu version: Kitsu 0.19.74
Production type: Short
Describe the bug
When adding a drawing on a film, the frame data is inconsitent depending on the frame being drawn in PreviewPlayer mode or Playlist Mode. It shows up at the 'correct' time and @frame links seem to work in both players.
Here's an example:
The first two datas have been drawn in PreviewPlayer mode - the frame numbers are saved as int and are off by one frame. ( First drawing is on Frame 55 on the framecounter ( second screenshot )
The second two datas have been drawn in PlaylistMode - the frame numbers are saved as string and are matching the clock ( third screenshot )
The clocks are the same in PreviewPlayer and PlaylistMode and I think the times might be correct as the drawing is shown on the right frame.
I also found that the PreviewPlayer shows a different image from the video depending on how we seek to it - stepping frame by frame is one frame of from seeking to a specific frame, no matter if we do it with the timeline or through code.
I'll investigate this a bit more and open a second issue for it.
Screenshots
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Context
Studio name: Tetsuo Animation
Kitsu version: Kitsu 0.19.74
Production type: Short
Describe the bug
When adding a drawing on a film, the frame data is inconsitent depending on the frame being drawn in PreviewPlayer mode or Playlist Mode. It shows up at the 'correct' time and @frame links seem to work in both players.
Here's an example:
The first two datas have been drawn in PreviewPlayer mode - the frame numbers are saved as int and are off by one frame. ( First drawing is on Frame 55 on the framecounter ( second screenshot )
The second two datas have been drawn in PlaylistMode - the frame numbers are saved as string and are matching the clock ( third screenshot )
The clocks are the same in PreviewPlayer and PlaylistMode and I think the times might be correct as the drawing is shown on the right frame.
I also found that the PreviewPlayer shows a different image from the video depending on how we seek to it - stepping frame by frame is one frame of from seeking to a specific frame, no matter if we do it with the timeline or through code.
I'll investigate this a bit more and open a second issue for it.
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: