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  1. 10th Oct 2009 13:01 #1
    CursedLemon
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    Someone told me that Flash video has a framerate of 15 FPS. Is this true? If it is, why to FLVs look pretty much analogous to their counterparts from where they're converted?
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  2. 10th Oct 2009 13:20 #2
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    Not true. Flash can be (almost) any frame rate
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    I don't think so.
    Just encode an flv file using 25fps H264 video.
    The output will be a normal playable video
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  4. 10th Oct 2009 14:11 #4
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    Thanks.
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  5. 10th Oct 2009 17:30 #5
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    A lot of streaming web video sites encode FLV at 15 fps to reduce bandwidth requirements. But the format supports other bitrates.
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