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CT8 Frame Rate

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CT8 Frame Rate

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How do I change the frame rate in CT8? It seems to be set at 60 frames per minute.
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You can't alter the internal frame rate that CrazyTalk 8 runs at. Instead you choose the frame rate when rendering to video. Some video formats like MP4 and WMV have fixed frame rates at 30 fps but formats like AVI are variable.


                                                                

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You my try this software that can convert video to 60fps. First add your file to the interface and then choose your output format and at last launch the conversion! So easy, isn't it my sweetheart?



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