12-12-2016, 06:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-12-2016, 06:51 PM by sean_skroht.)
Thank you very much for looking into it.
I've been trying to understand how the analyzer works and what to look for when analyzing an image. I had a question regarding the "flux display" feature, and please excuse the simplistic way I ask this
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When viewing an image that has been captured, say, with 2 revolutions, I have noticed that the graph is divided into 2 sections divided by a line that I'm assuming is the end of one captured revolution and the beginning of the next (correct me if I am wrong there), am I correct/incorrect in assuming that the index should fall at the beginning and end of each section? Also the large gaps I am seeing in the flux display, is that the splice?
I have noticed from viewing images that I have created from my own originals, that these gaps fall at the beginning and ends of each section of the graph which suggests the splice occurs at the index? I could be way off base here, as I'm still learning how all of this works. But looking at the "Stunt Track Racer" image from RetroBackup, it looks like the splice is all over the place. Is that the issue here?
Once again thanks for taking the time out in having a look.
I've been trying to understand how the analyzer works and what to look for when analyzing an image. I had a question regarding the "flux display" feature, and please excuse the simplistic way I ask this
:When viewing an image that has been captured, say, with 2 revolutions, I have noticed that the graph is divided into 2 sections divided by a line that I'm assuming is the end of one captured revolution and the beginning of the next (correct me if I am wrong there), am I correct/incorrect in assuming that the index should fall at the beginning and end of each section? Also the large gaps I am seeing in the flux display, is that the splice?
I have noticed from viewing images that I have created from my own originals, that these gaps fall at the beginning and ends of each section of the graph which suggests the splice occurs at the index? I could be way off base here, as I'm still learning how all of this works. But looking at the "Stunt Track Racer" image from RetroBackup, it looks like the splice is all over the place. Is that the issue here?
Once again thanks for taking the time out in having a look.