I'm trying to create a 5 second/20 FPS time lapse video from 100 .JPG images.

I've read that I need to use the "Speed" button in the Storyboard view.

There is no "Speed" button. The only buttons are "Duration" and "Color".

1. How do I get the "Speed" button to show?

2. Am I on the right track?

3. I there a tutorial on how to create a time lapse video like I'm trying to do?

Thanks for any help.

To: Helmar

Hello,

Actually, Speed button is active only for videos. Speed of image cannot be adjusted, you can change only duration of the photo. The option to set frame rate will be avalaible when you produce your video to file. Click Advanced button and set bitrate you need.

I hope I've understood you correctly.

Best regards.

No matter what settings I use, all I produce is a slide show (several seconds per image), not a movie (20 images per second).

What settings do I need to use to produce a video?

Thanks

HBH

To: Helmar


Hello,

Please note, AVS4YOU software is not able to create video from images.

Best regards.

To: Lex


@Lex, after reading the Forum rules i can't figure out what i did to get my post deleted.
I only gave info to other software and their official link!

i only ask so i know what i did wrong and don't repeat my mistake.

To: mysteryliner


Hello Helmar,

Your post contained the information about the third party software. We treated this information as advertising. In compliance with our rules "Advertising, spamming and trolling is not allowed"

Thank you for your understanding.

Best regards.

To: Lex
Just a thought - render the slide show as a video. Then start a new project and import your video. Adjust the play speed and see if that works. Then render the new video.

To: cfxcorp


Hello,

It will look like a slideshow not a video file. As the speed of the image can't be changed.And the minimum duration of the image is 0.5 sec

Best regards.

To: Lex

Using the AVS Video Editor do the following:
create a new project
import media ( your photos)
under edit and settings, then the edit tab - under image/color chne the amount to 00:00.5 or 00:00.4
(this is how long it will display the photo)
then select all the photos and drop them to the edit field
then preview and prodcuce