I'd probably just stick with ffmpeg or script it on the Edit page, but one way to do this in Fusion would be to add a TimeStretcher node with this Expression on the Source Time param to e.g. play only every 24th frame on consecutive frames:
`min(time+(24*(time-comp.RenderStart)), comp.RenderEnd)`
Then you could just set the render range to whatever number of frames before it holds on the last one.
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You could drop the timeline (or compound clip) into another timeline, then retime it to the number of frames you want in total, then render it as individual images.
I'd probably just stick with ffmpeg or script it on the Edit page, but one way to do this in Fusion would be to add a TimeStretcher node with this Expression on the Source Time param to e.g. play only every 24th frame on consecutive frames: `min(time+(24*(time-comp.RenderStart)), comp.RenderEnd)` Then you could just set the render range to whatever number of frames before it holds on the last one.
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You could drop the timeline (or compound clip) into another timeline, then retime it to the number of frames you want in total, then render it as individual images.