I have created a list of plots that I want to run as a movie.
list11 = {pic0, pic001, pic01, pic02, pic05, pic1, pic2, pic5, pic10};
First I created an animation which I slowed down to 1 frame per second using the following code:
ListAnimate[list11, AnimationRate -> 1]
I now wanted to export this to an avi file so I tried the following:
Export["periodic.avi", ListAnimate[list11, 1]]
However the result of this was a movie that played too fast (I think it was playing at the default total duration of 5 seconds rather than the 9 that I wanted)
I then tried to export the list directly:
Export["periodic2.avi", list11]
This however went even faster again (the whole thing was finished in about 1 second)
Looking in the help files it said that there was an advanced export option called "framerate", so I tried:
Export["periodic2.avi", list11,"framerate"->1]
But this just gave me the exact same output as the previous .avi file (it seemed that the framrate option was completely ignored because I tried different values instead of 1 but the output was always the same speed).
Can anyone enlighten me on how I can control the animation speed of the .avi file?
Mathematica is case sensitive."framerate" should be written as "FrameRate".

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