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2009 Jan 21
4
Having troubles saving a new model
...r 127.0.0.1 at 2009-01-21
11:33:00) [POST]
Parameters: {"commit"=>"Create", "volunteer"=>{"name"=>"test",
"job_id"=>"2", "accepted"=>"0", "start_time(1i)"=>"2009",
"finish_time(1i)"=>"2009", "start_time(2i)"=>"1",
"finish_time(2i)"=>"1", "start_time(3i)"=>"21", "role"=>"Team Leader",
"finish_time(3i)"=>"21", "start_time(4i)"=>&...
2003 Sep 11
1
"wrong" total time from ov_time_total
...uot; value for some
files I'm encoding. How do I know that? Well... in the encoder, when I push
the "record" button I store the time when I did it, and when I push the stop
button I store also that time. I would expect that the time returned by
ov_time_total would be some ms less than finish_time - start_time, but, in
some cases, it is up to 5 minutes less. The strange thing: It doesn't seem
to loose data. I mean, I can hear to the audio and hear that everything that
it's supposed to be it's there, but the time says different.
So, it's ov_time_total accurate? I'm havin...