Calculator: Add support for calculating hours/minutes in data calculator

[ticao2]

Problem Statement
Calculate time with milliseconds (HH:MM:SS.mmm).

Evidence or user information
Widely used in the film industry to adjust timing between video, audio and subtitles.

Proposal
In addition to the calculation of time (days, months and years) allow the calculation of hours minutes seconds and thousandths. In 24-hour military mode. We already have the Dates Calculation option. Add Hours Calculation option.

Goals
To calculate time (HH:MM:SS.mmm), with "cents" of a second, thousandths, which is one of the standards of the film industry.

Non-Goals
I don't think I need to calculate TimeCode with Frames.
But if you wish you would need to add, in addition to calculating with thousandths (base 1000), other bases for "cents": 23,976 fps, 24 fps, 25 fps.

Low-Fidelity Concept
I did not understand the purpose of this item

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[mdtauk]

Being able to say, take a movie running time of 170 mins, and put it in calculator to get "2 Hours and 50 Minutes" written out in a friendly way.

[grochocki]

@ticao2 Thanks for your contribution! We need a little more detail to better understand the scope of your suggestion. Would you mind updating your comment to follow our feature pitch template?

[ticao2]

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• Problem Statement
  Calculate time with milliseconds (HH:MM:SS.mmm).

• Evidence or user information
  Widely used in the film industry to adjust timing between video, audio and subtitles.

• Proposal
  We already have the Dates Calculation option. Add Hours Calculation option

• Goals
  To calculate time (HH:MM:SS.mmm), with "cents" of a second, thousandths, which is one of the standards of the film industry.

• Non-Goals
  I don't think I need to calculate TimeCode with Frames.
  But if you wish you would need to add, in addition to calculating with thousandths (base 1000), other bases for "cents": 23,976 fps, 24 fps, 25 fps.

• Low-Fidelity Concept
  I did not understand the purpose of this item

• Requested Assignment
  Enhancement ?

[msftbot[bot]]

This pitch looks like it has everything it needs for review. In the meantime, we'll keep this idea open for discussion so the community has the chance to provide feedback. Check out our New Feedback Process for more info on the user-centered process we follow for new feature development.

[grochocki]

This pitch appears to be a dupe of #143, which was previously approved. Lets continue the conversation in that issue. Thanks for your contribution!

[msftbot[bot]]

Thanks again for submitting your idea! However, after reviewing this pitch more closely, we do not believe it is a great fit for the product at this time. Thank you for your contribution to Calculator!