I just upgraded to 7.3 -- not happy.

When I output a sequence as MP4 it defaults to 30fps and the frame rate seems to be accurate (10 seconds on the MP4 matches the images in the Iclone camera).
When I output an image sequence of the same file at 24 fps it renders 240 frames (correct) but they play back in slow motion.  It appears that Iclone is not interpolating the way it used to (in 7.22 when it worked).  The 24fps image sequnce appears to be the first 240 frames of the 10 second sequence, and not the interpolation (skipping frames).
Another example at 12 fps demonstrated the same problem -- when played back at 12 fps the motion was clearly different to the original.
And the sequence no longer stops in the selected range (in this case 1-600) but keeps printing.
I have to work at 24fps, not 30 or 60.  This seriously screws me up.

Thanks for posting, you aren't alone. I just saw the same thing this morning.
I added the bug to the Feedback Tracker.

If you're experiencing this please add your vote and/or a comment so they can give it a speedy fix.

Just checked this as well - sorry I didn't see it earlier (not much time for rendering tests).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Thanx for pointing this out!
I decided to wait one more day before installing CC3 (and 7.3) till most issues are polished.
Now i will have to wait till this issue is fixed cause i work a lot with PNG 24 fps...
@RL Please FIX THIS SOON! 



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Make sure you vote for it (need to bump it up as many folks will NOT care).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

I don't use 24 fps (only 30), but I decided to be nice and add a sympathy vote. All functionality from previous versions should work. I hope people will help lobbying for a mirror...

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You might think about running a test, then -- I did, and 30 fps didn't work either.

--Bex.

I don't think it matters what the FPS is. It doesn't output the number that's entered.

What it does is outputting all frames, so it's always 60 fps. The entered fps is ignored.

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Unless you generate an MP4 (30 fps) which respects the format.  This is, unfortunately, completely useless to me.

:-(

--Bex