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Hello, I'm trying to make gifs and having a speed problem. I need each frame to be at .05, but when I convert it to a video timeline, do my edits, and then save out using "save for web," it saves as .07 (notably slower).
Sometimes I can then re-open the saved gif, and in the regular timeline change it to .05 and save, without issue. Tedious, but workable. However, about half the time, when I open the gif, this will happen:
The first few frames will open fine, and then it'll stop on one frame, and just duplicate that one over and over for the rest of the time.
Photoshop version 2020, and I'm on Windows 10. It's happened on smaller gifs (about 250 width) or larger (550 width), anywhere from 2 to 8mb. All under 200 frames, current ones I'm working on are about 75.
Does anyone know how to either make it save properly the first time, or why it might be freezing when I reopen them?
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Hi, are you using the latest release of photoshop?
Have you tried to reset the preferences?
https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/preferences.html
Or to completely reinstall it?
https://helpx.adobe.com/en/creative-cloud/kb/cc-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html
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The lag speed could have to do with running low on ram/resources. If none of the other suggestions work, I would save and do a hard restart of the computer. Sometimes that just gives your computer a reset and it comes back strong.