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Currently gif duration is in ms regardless of number of figures. Since gif will generally be combined with the frames argument, a gifframerate to replace gifduration is probably better.
Or at least as a possible alternative. So that if gifframerate is not None, gifduration = (framerate * 1000) * n_frames.
I think multiply with a 1000 cause framerate is natural in seconds and gifduration is currently in ms.
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Currently gif duration is in ms regardless of number of figures. Since gif will generally be combined with the frames argument, a gifframerate to replace gifduration is probably better.
Or at least as a possible alternative. So that if gifframerate is not None, gifduration = (framerate * 1000) * n_frames.
I think multiply with a 1000 cause framerate is natural in seconds and gifduration is currently in ms.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: