No loop delay

[jakiestfu]

If I wanted to just have the images be run in sequence at say 25fps, how would I go about doing that? I cannot seem to disable the loop option, and setting it's value to something like 1/25 (or 0.04), the resulting video is borken.

[h2non]

Try passing an integer.

[jakiestfu]

That doesn't work, because I don't want there to be a delay between frames. If I pass 1 to loop, each image would remain for 1 second, which is not what I'm hoping to achieve.

[ghost]

I also faced the same issue i think it works till 0.1 so i used that

[shikaan]

Actually it doesn't. The minimum working value for me is 1 second

[cantuket]

I'm confused as to why everything isn't just done in milliseconds?

[DenisKn]

Any resolves? That work with loop=0.06 and greather. But I want set loop=0.035 :(

[kokiweb]

I faced exact same problem, the loop option will work with 0.06, but not lower value.
My workaround is to increase everything else by a factor (in mine case by 2) and to speed up the whole file.

const execSync = require('child_process').execSync; execSync(`ffmpeg -i "${videoTempFilePath}" -filter:v "setpts=0.5*PTS" "${videoFilePath}"\`);