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Released
November 23, 2008
Updated
February 17, 2009

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This app helps video editors quickly calculate frame numbers. It offers an intuitive input method similar to professional editing software, converting various inputs into precise frame counts for different frame rates.

✓Intuitive frame input
✓Converts various input formats
✓Supports different frame rates
✓Simple and familiar interface
✓Useful for video editors
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What's New in frameCalc

1.2

February 17, 2009

Bug Fix - Accurate value when input "x...." Improved - improved speed.

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What is frameCalc used for?

frameCalc is a utility app designed to help video editors quickly and accurately calculate frame numbers. It simplifies the process of converting various input formats into precise frame counts, which is essential for professional video editing workflows.

How does frameCalc's input method work?

The input method in frameCalc is designed to be familiar and intuitive for video editors, similar to professional software like Final Cut Pro. You can input numbers in various ways, and the app will convert them into the correct frame format, such as '00:22:33:12' from '223312'.

Does frameCalc support different frame rates?

Yes, frameCalc is capable of calculations for different frame rates. The description mentions specific examples of how it handles inputs for 30fps drop-framed footage, indicating its flexibility for various production needs.

What devices is frameCalc available on?

frameCalc is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to run on these Apple mobile platforms.

What is the price of frameCalc?

frameCalc is a paid application, priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to its full frame calculation features.

How often is frameCalc updated?

frameCalc was last updated on February 17, 2009, to version 1.2. Given its release date in 2008, it appears to be an older application with infrequent updates.

Is frameCalc suitable for beginners?

The app is described as simple, familiar, and intuitive, suggesting it is accessible for beginners. However, its primary function is for video editing, so a basic understanding of video production concepts would be beneficial.

Does frameCalc have ads?

No, frameCalc does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it provides an ad-free experience for its users.