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Subtitle frame-rate retiming: ntsc alias rate · case 03

Files labelled 23.976 accumulate a small drift against the real 24000/1001 video.

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Case contract

Cue times authored against a src frame rate are rescaled for playback at dst by t*src/dst, rounded half up to integer ms. Rates are "N", "N/D", or the aliases "23.976"/"29.97" meaning (N+1)*1000/1001. The end is rounded independently; an end that does not exceed the start becomes start+1.

Why this case matters

Subtitle timing defects shift, hide or overlap captions that viewers depend on for comprehension and accessibility.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: ntsc alias rate	`[[879641, 882139], [9, 11]]`	`[[879642, 882140], [9, 11]]`	Failed

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