Updated README

Author: orchetect

README.md

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-The most robust, precise and complete Swift library for working with SMPTE/EBU timecode. Supports 23 industry timecode frame rates, with a suite of conversions, calculations and integrations with Apple AV frameworks.
+The most robust, precise and complete Swift library for working with SMPTE/EBU timecode. Supports 23 industry-standard timecode frame rates with a suite of conversions, calculations and integrations with Apple AV frameworks.
 
-Timecode is a broadcast and post-production standard for addressing video frames. It is used for video burn-in timecode (BITC), and display in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) or video playback/editing applications.
+Timecode is a broadcast and post-production standard for addressing video frames. It is often used for video burn-in timecode (BITC), and display in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) or video playback/editing applications.
 
 ## Supported Timecode Frame Rates