How to set the length of each image to 20milliseconds

Yes you can do it easliy.

Go to Preferences (use CTRL + P for sample). Select the item for change this value, type 0, and your value. Don't use the dot just decimal point.

Thank you Cenwen
The Imported Image Length field does not accept a decimal point. And is the
decimal point not the same as a dot?
Regards
Marius

On Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 11:56 PM, Cenwen <
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> point.
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ah an error of translation or a different keyboard.
Hum that 's not the same.
dot = .
(decimal) point = ,
I hope that you understand my (clear) explanations.............

Thank you Cenwen
Unfortunately, the comma is not accepted as a decimal point either. In
fact, only numbers and the + are accepted in the Imported Image Length
field.
I am using version 1.4.0 as downloaded from the Ubuntu Software Centre.
May i suggest to also allow the dot . as decimal point as is common in
English speaking countries.
Regards
Marius

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> ah an error of translation or a different keyboard.
> Hum that 's not the same.
> dot = .
> (decimal) point = ,
> I hope that you understand my (clear) explanations.............
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Thank you Cenwen
I upgraded successfully to 1.4.3 and now i can set the Imported Image
Length in 10ms steps.
Much better! Problem solved.
Thank you.
Marius

On Tue, Dec 31, 2013 at 1:51 AM, Cenwen <
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> You seem to use an old version (1.4.0), its could explain perhaps this
> situation. The last is the 1.4.3.
> After, if all works well, dont touch it.
> But if you want to update it, follow this faq's :
> update OS : https://answers.launchpad.net/openshot/+faq/1850
> update MLT : https://answers.launchpad.net/openshot/+faq/1850
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1.4.3 allowed to set the duration of each image (the Imported Image Length) in 0.01 second steps which is adequate for my purposes. Problem solved.