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I am doing a shaded walkthrough of my site for a presentation and after exporting the video, it seems really jumpy. I would like for it to flow alot smoother...any suggestions or settings that work really well? I have tried increasing my total frames and playing with the number of frames per second, but it doesnt seem to help. Thanks.
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