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Hey there,

im not quite sure if this is really a bug or a feature request but I think it is more some sort of bug. So, the bug I found has to do with high framerates. There is this slider in the render section, but 120fps just werent enough because I wanted to do something with frame blending. I then changed my FFMPEG settings to the following: -y -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb24 -s %WIDTH%x%HEIGHT% -r 240 -i - -an -c:v libx264 -b:v %BITRATE% -pix_fmt yuv420p "%FILENAME%.mp4" and the result was very disappointing because the rendered video had 240 fps in the properties, but the Replay mod only rendered it at 60fps wich leads to some problems in post-production. Also the video was really buggy and short. And I figured in the following test renders it only uses the framerate that I set in the render tab slider the replay mod. I dont know if this is a bug or if it not supports framerates 120fps+ or I modifed the ffmpeg code wrong but I hope somebody can help me tell whats the problem.

I use windows 8 64bit and I have Java 8 and my forge version is 1.8-forge1.8-11.14.4.1577. There were only the capes mod of james090500 installed and obviously the replay mod but I guess this is not the problem.

Here is a link to the file:

Even if you tell ffmpeg that the output file is 240fps, the ReplayMod will still output only the frames you specified in the framerate settings. You shouldn't mess with the output settings.

While there's really no point in outputting 240fps (YouTube only supports 60fps footage anyway) and you should use the time keyframes instead to make the video slower, you can edit the "replaymod-render.cfg" in the .minecraft/config folder and adjust the "framesPerSecond" value as you wish.

After restarting Minecraft, the value will be set to 240 and a 240fps video will be rendered (for whatever reason you may need this).