I just needed my animation to be a little bit faster so I set the time remapping options to be:
Old = 100
New = 125
I need my output video to be 24 fps. Do I need to change the number of frames in the timeline (the end value)?
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$\begingroup$ Related: How to animate time and render at a higher framerate and how to stretch frames of animation and calculate speed/duration for animataion $\endgroup$– susuAug 1, 2020 at 15:14
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A ratio of 100/125 means you want to stretch your action by a quarter, it keeps the exact same action but plays it 1/4 slower (and not faster!).
Note that the Time Remapping values dont affect the duration of the rendered movie, the Timeline still does it.
Let say your action finishes at the end of your Timeline. In the case of a slowed action, if you want to see the full action, and don't want it to be cut off by a quarter, you'll also need to increase the Timeline length by a quarter.
If you want to speed up your action by a quarter you need to set a ratio of 100/75, in that case your action will be finished at 75% of the rendered movie, you can either let it as it is (the last quarter will be still), or cut off 1/4 of your timeline, or cut off the last 1/4 of the rendered movie.
In both case you don't have to change the fps, Time Remapping precisely allows you to ignore the fps!
