Fri May 28, 2021 5:57 am
I am aware of the "Show Duplicate Frames" option, but it simply does not work for what I'm doing. This is most likely not what that function is intended for, but I have gameplay footage that captured the game lagging at several instances. From what I can see, the frames are exactly the same in many instances. Is there a way to quickly identify all of the "duplicate" frames and delete them or am I really going to keep spending hours going frame by frame through my hour long video?
Thanks.
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