Ciao Kelly 
I think we need additional context!
"Frame rate" to me is "Frequenza delle immagini" and "Frame rate completo" should be "Frequenza immagini completa" ... maybe "Da frequenza immagine singola a frequanza immagini completa"?
Let's wait for other suggestions ...
I think we need additional context!
"Frame rate" to me is "Frequenza delle immagini" and "Frame rate completo" should be "Frequenza immagini completa" ... maybe "Da frequenza immagine singola a frequanza immagini completa"?
Let's wait for other suggestions ...
I'm afraid that these few words could have different meanings, according to the context.
Are we talking about a videocamera? a videogame? or a program for videoediting? Of course the idea of frame rate is always the same but the way they use it is sometimes different.
Could you give us a bit more context, i.e. the preceding sentence?
Ciao
Are we talking about a videocamera? a videogame? or a program for videoediting? Of course the idea of frame rate is always the same but the way they use it is sometimes different.
Could you give us a bit more context, i.e. the preceding sentence?
Ciao
Are there any examples of numbers which go against these two expressions? (I was wondering if that might give us a clue - if we can see there is a ratio).
I think you should read the specs in this way, where you have in red the proper technical specifications.
Unfortunately, I have no idea what "fino a frame rate completo" means
The already suggested " up to full frame rate" could do", I guess, but..did you try to find a similar product in the US market and see what they write?.
Ciao
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Are these alternatives? "Frame rate completo" possibly refers to a device which can cope with all the usual different frame rates of the different formats - PAL,etc.
"Fino a.." may mean that it can cope with frame rates to a certain limit, depending on the format used. See this camera advertisement which shows "frame rate completo": http://www.etvision.it/schedaprodot...id_categoria=7&id_sottocategoria=0&produttore=
"Fino a.." may mean that it can cope with frame rates to a certain limit, depending on the format used. See this camera advertisement which shows "frame rate completo": http://www.etvision.it/schedaprodot...id_categoria=7&id_sottocategoria=0&produttore=
Thanks for all of your help.
After fiddling around internet I found this:
http://www.ioimage.com/PDFs/English/Datasheets/en-ioibox_trk10&10d-datasheet.pdf
and I think that this is it.
After fiddling around internet I found this:
http://www.ioimage.com/PDFs/English/Datasheets/en-ioibox_trk10&10d-datasheet.pdf
and I think that this is it.