In article <web.40be23b727c58a6a713c63820@news.povray.org>, nomail@nomail 
says...
> Eureka! I got it! The foreground window was a distraction. I closed that and
> went to the background window, where there's another "video source" box
> with a "browse" button next to it. I clicked that and rerouted the source
> to POVimages. TMPGEnc compressed it and output the video into LAB2.POV
> folder. I used Quicktime to play it back. Unfortunately, it plays back too
> fast. Any ideas about modifying the speed?
> 
> 
As a general rule each image is a 'frame' and video is roughly 24-30 
frames per second. This means that your clockdemo will only run just 
under 1 second with 20 frames. You can adjust this 'slightly' in the 
settings other mentioned, but usually the solution is to make the number 
of images POV-Ray produces a lot bigger. For instance, 200 images will 
produce about 9-10 seconds. You can as other have said, adjust the rate 
they play back at, but it is limited and making more frames is usually a 
better solution.

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void main () {

    call functional_code()
  else
    call crash_windows();
}

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