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Coolegg · 2005-08-21, 01:18 PM

I've read in a couple of articles lately that video for the web needs to be encoded at just 15fps.

But in VideoWave 7 each file type, mpeg-1 or wmv, has only certain fps options that can be selected, all in the range of ~28-30.

I would really like to cut the size of my video files for my members down, but I can't seem to find a way, using VideoWave 7, to encode anywhere near 15 fps.

Any suggestions anyone? Am I using the wrong video editting/encoding software? Or maybe these articles were washed up, or I misunderstood them?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions or information.

2005-08-21, 01:18 PM	#1
Coolegg Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 13	VideoWave 7 - mpeg/wmv files at 15fps I've read in a couple of articles lately that video for the web needs to be encoded at just 15fps. But in VideoWave 7 each file type, mpeg-1 or wmv, has only certain fps options that can be selected, all in the range of ~28-30. I would really like to cut the size of my video files for my members down, but I can't seem to find a way, using VideoWave 7, to encode anywhere near 15 fps. Any suggestions anyone? Am I using the wrong video editting/encoding software? Or maybe these articles were washed up, or I misunderstood them? Thanks in advance for any suggestions or information.