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Calc frames
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http://www.watchframebyframe.com/
Can accommodate several frame rates, but not all of them. You'll need to make sure your video is playing at the same framerate as one of the options for the website. Which IIRC is 25, 30, and 60 fps? You can check video framerate using "stats for nerds" on YT.
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Thanks
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No problem
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I usually use Alight Motion to measures pixels and and views all frame in a video, it's very useful for calc
