<p>It looks like you have 25fps (25 frames per second) video, so each frame is 40ms long (1/25 second). That means 5 frames of video would be 200ms. Your image shows a 20 frame clip, so it's 800ms long.</p>

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2015-08-24T11:54:56.397Z
Thank you! How does this look?
crazygradstudent
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2015-08-24T12:28:22.943Z
@crazygradstudent  That's two frames, or 80ms. The time line indicates hours:minutes:seconds:frames -- 00:00:00:05 is five frames -- so move the marker under ;05 and you'll have it
Jim Mack
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2015-08-24T11:39:24.040Z
2015-08-24T11:39:24.040Z
Jim Mack
<p>I need to edit some clips for part of my graduate research to 200ms.
200ms are equivalent to 0.2 seconds.</p>

<p>Does the picture show this as 0.2 seconds?</p>

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(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-08-24)

I need to edit some clips for part of my graduate research to 200ms.
200ms are equivalent to 0.2 seconds.

Does the picture show this as 0.2 seconds?

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-08-24. Score: 3

It looks like you have 25fps (25 frames per second) video, so each frame is 40ms long (1/25 second). That means 5 frames of video would be 200ms. Your image shows a 20 frame clip, so it's 800ms long.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thank you! How does this look?  
> **username_1**: @username_0  That's two frames, or 80ms. The time line indicates hours:minutes:seconds:frames -- 00:00:00:05 is five frames -- so move the marker under ;05 and you'll have it  

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