Network.frameRate

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The frameRate property retrieves the current video frame rate in frames per hundred seconds. For example, a value of 2998 indicates 29.98 frames per second.

Syntax

player.network.frameRate

Possible Values

This property is a read-only Number (long).

Examples

The following JScript example uses Network.frameRate to display the current frame rate. The information is displayed in an HTML DIV created with ID = "FR". The Player object was created with ID = "Player".

<!-- Create an event handler for play state. -->
<SCRIPT FOR = Player EVENT = PlayStateChange(NewState)>
   switch (NewState){
      case 3:
          // Display the current frame rate.
          FR.innerHTML = "Frame Rate: ";
          FR.innerHTML += Player.network.frameRate;
          break;

      default:
      }
</SCRIPT>

Requirements

See also

Network Object

Network.encodedFrameRate