Frame Delay: The time, in milliseconds, that the rendering engine waits before moving on to the next image in the movie.

Repeats: Controls how often, if at all, the animation should repeat after the Start Animation button has been pressed.

These controls allow you to repeat your animation or delay the frame or endpoint.

Repeating and Delaying GaussView Movie Controls: The Molecule Group Animations and Vibration Animations tabs both contain these controls for specifying aspects of the animation: This option should be checked only after rendering problems/failures have been encountered during movie capture or printing. Generic Pixel Format: Use the system software renderer.Gray Scale: Convert the movie to gray scale (i.e., black and white) before capturing.16:9 is the correct setting for HD movies intended for the internet. Target Aspect Ratio: Describes the proportional relationship between the width of the movie frame and its height.This setting should seldom be changed from the default. Render Method: Specifies the rendering method.Background Color: Background color for View windows in the movie.Enlarge Width and Height: Sets the default movie scaling factor.Moving the slider toward the Realistic end of the scale increases the file size and the time required to generate the movie file. Object Quality: Specifies the movie quality.With these controls, you can modify several movie generations options such as its quality, width, height, background color, render method and aspect ratio. You can adjust these aspects according to your needs, via the Movie, Animation Preferences. GaussView offers settings that allow you to specify defaults of the generated movie. To do so, click on the Movie, Animation option in the GaussView Preferences window.

In GaussView6, you can save animations and molecule group animations as movie files.

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