Stop-motion film is not displayed correctly

[Lia Matthey]

Hello everyone

I have edited a stop-motion film in Premiere Pro. A new image appears every 0.5 seconds. However, when I want to export it, the video is not displayed like this, but much more stagnant. Does anyone know what I have to set so that it plays properly?

THANK YOU!

[Ann Bens]

What is your sequence framerate.

Post screenshot sequence settings and export settings.

In the Preferences/Media set indeterminate media timebase  to the framerate you want.

Set your image duration in frames.

[Lia Matthey]

Hey, thanks for your reply! 

Here are the photos

[Ann Bens]

Your export settings are way too big..

Try a standard format such as 1920x1080 or 3840x2160.

If you want to have the images set to .5 second make the frame duration 15 frames.

Edit: stopmotion is about 6 frames per second.

[basil1891]

It's quite possible that your system HW (or Software) is unable to play such big resolution video smoothly. Hence the stutter. Try to export in lower setting like 1920*1080 and see how it goes.

[MyerPj]

I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/export-a-custom-number-of-frames-from-a-vide...

[Abambo]

An image every 0.5 seconds means 2 images per second. At 30 i/s, you are accelerating 15 times. Are you sure that this is what you want?

What does not work? The playback of the rendered film in a third party player like VLC?