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What camera frames/second is currently in use on iS and iS XXX? 论坛 / 关于iStripper的一切
November 14, 2017
Perhaps an expert will know.
I ask because the duration times for cards in the Data\card\card.xml file do not match those on the web site.
Furthermore, I find they do match the sum of the clip times in the GUI for the cards in my collection.
The web site figures are, for the most part, based on a 25fps camera, and are larger than those observed, which match a 30fps camera.
The issue relates to over 100 iS cards going back quite a long time, as well as many recent iS XXX cards.
It does not relate to every single card (e.g. f0252, issued yesterday, is correct in that web site and .xml file figures match up.
As the GUI observed times match the .xml file <duration> entries, are the web site duration figures wrong?
I ask because the duration times for cards in the Data\card\card.xml file do not match those on the web site.
Furthermore, I find they do match the sum of the clip times in the GUI for the cards in my collection.
The web site figures are, for the most part, based on a 25fps camera, and are larger than those observed, which match a 30fps camera.
The issue relates to over 100 iS cards going back quite a long time, as well as many recent iS XXX cards.
It does not relate to every single card (e.g. f0252, issued yesterday, is correct in that web site and .xml file figures match up.
As the GUI observed times match the .xml file <duration> entries, are the web site duration figures wrong?
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