24 FPS question

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Hello there l_raath,

You can set the recorder to record at 24 fps. Just open the recorders tool bar and highlight the frame rate by double clicking inside the box and type in 24 .
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Regards,Joe



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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled RE 24 FPS question pt. 01.

Hi Joe, thanks for the reply, i have tried that, the problem is when you produce the video in Camtasia 9. The Camtasia program is set to 30fps by default. You cant change the production settings to 24fps. So the output file is choppy.

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This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled 24 FPS question pt. 03.

Great point Rick,

So l_raath .
As it turns out, all video added to the Camtasia timeline is converted to 30fps and there's nothing you can do about it.I just tested for it and can confirm it.

Record the screen at 30fps without the other video.
Then, brought that 24fps video into Camtasia and added it to the timeline. Use it as a  picture in picture effect it might help but I wouldn't count on it.

I've always known 60fps footage was down-sampled to 30fps.
I didn't realize it up-sampled frame rates to 30fps as well.

Frankly, it's kind of ridiculous from my stand point.
Not only does it pretty much guarantee choppy video output.The conversion process must slow rendering times as well.

If you come up with a setting or process that works/ Or nothing works.

Please post back with your results.

Regards,Joe

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