Strat Comparison Worksheet

	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	M
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2	Trial	Strat 1 Start (mm:ss:ff)	Strat 1 End (mm:ss:ff)	Strat 2 Start (mm:ss:ff)	Strat 2 End (mm:ss:ff)	Strat 3 Start (mm:ss:ff)	Strat 3 End (mm:ss:ff)	Strat 1 (frames)	Strat 2 (frames)	Strat 3 (frames)	Capture FPS
3	1	00:05:46	35:00:17	00:14:42	35:09:15			125671	125673		60
4	2	00:20:03	31:15:02					111299
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33							Mean	118485	125673	99999
34							SD	10162.53866	#DIV/0!	99999
35							Min	111299	125673	99999
36							Max	125671	125673	99999
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38	Directions:
39	1. Make a copy of this sheet for yourself (File -> Make a copy)
40	2. Input capture FPS in cell M3 (default is 60)
41	3. Record video of the strats you want to frame count. Be sure to plan for consistent, comparable starting and ending points for yourself
42	4. Use a video editing program like Shotcut to open the video you recorded. Ideally, you want a program that'll let you view timestamps in the format of mm:ss:ff, where ff means frames. Shotcut is free and does this by default.
43	5. Using the timestamps in your video, note down start and end times according to the columns in the above table. Columns I, J, and K will automatically display frame counts. H33:K36 will give you basic summary statistics.
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