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    Therefore to clarify:
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Am I Missing Something Here?

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I took 155 stills on a Windows computer and imported them onto my MacBook. I opened up Quicktime Pro 7 and opened up the image sequence and set it to 15 fps. The resulting video is 00:00:00. *Scratches head*. All the images are .PNG. But I never thought that would be an issue?
 

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