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Jun 20, 2019 6:34 PM UTC
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Where are FPS settings in Adobe Media Encoder (for still stitching)?

I am trying to use Adobe Media Encoder to stitch together still images for a stop-motion/animation project.

When I drag the folder of frames onto AME, I see this:

So I drop it on the right.

However, after I do that, the 50 frames animation is 4 minutes and 10 seconds. This is way too long/slow.
How do I make each frame 1/30th of a second (if at 30 fps)? Or in any way shorter?

I looked into preferences, I changed time tuner, frame rate, nothing worked.

It'd be great if AME could make video files from a sequence of frames without having to waste time in AE or Premiere. Thanks

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Warren Heaton
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Jun 25, 2019 5:57 AM UTC

Unfortunately, you’ll need to load your image sequence in Premiere Pro or After Effects and then send it to Media Encoder.

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