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how to set the fps? #10

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matteoraggi opened this issue Aug 31, 2019 · 4 comments
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how to set the fps? #10

matteoraggi opened this issue Aug 31, 2019 · 4 comments

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@matteoraggi
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I exported .png 250 frames at 25 fps from after effects and then importing them with the frame delay per second 10 it is too much slo and if I chaneg it to 25 it is too much quick. How to set the fps?
what means exactly "all frames delay" and "selected frames delay"?

@unbeatable-101
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All frames delay means how long it takes for the next frame to appear.

@maximilianotaverna
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maximilianotaverna commented Sep 15, 2020

Found this documentation online:
This will be the frame rate of the animated image, written in fractions of a second.

The default is 1/10 of a second, written as 1 10 (0.1 seconds = 100 miliseconds)

other framerates:
10 fps = 100ms -> 100/1000
15 fps = 60ms -> 60/1000
24 fps = 40ms -> 40/1000
30 fps = 33ms -> 33/1000

@maximilianotaverna
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Yep verified and as per above more accurate calcs:

8 fps = 1000ms/8 = 125ms -> 125/1000
12 fps = 1000ms/12 = 83ms -> 83/1000
15 fps = 1000ms/15 = 66ms -> 66/1000
25 fps = 1000ms/25 = 40ms -> 40/1000
30 fps = 1000ms/30 = 33ms -> 33/1000
60 fps = 1000ms/60 = 16ms -> 16/1000

@cyberfunk
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No matter what fraction I use from the table above the speed stays the same. I'm trying to mimic the speed of a GIF with .03 Seconds (30 Milliseconds) delay between frames and I just can't get there with APNG. Can anyone help me achieve this?

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