I have a Blender animation that is 120 frames long - which, at 30 frames per second, obviously takes 4 seconds to run. But in Unity, it takes 8 seconds to run. Any suggestions as to why?

I have tried setting the Application.targetFrameRate to 30, with no change. In fact, regardless of whether I set targetFrameRate or not, the animation takes twice as long, in both a web Browser, and standalone Executable.

According to the FPS script I got from the Wiki, my executable (and browser) are running at 70+ frames per second when I set tFR to 30 (so I guess tFR sets a minimum, not a cap). But even if that's correct - for a 120 frame animation, shouldn't it complete twice as fast, in 2 seconds? Why would it take 8 seconds?

I have put a .zip file containing both my original Blender model, and a simple Unity package running it, on the Forums at: Animation Speed Problems, should anyone care to examine it.

Update - well, the answer, such as it is, is that the animation (and HTML) plays fine on every machine - except mine. I have run the HTML locally in all of Opera, FireFox, and IE, and it takes 8 seconds. I have run the HTML from my dedicated server, same result. But when I Remote Console into my dedicated server, and run IE there - it takes only 4 seconds. And it's 4 seconds on Eric5h5's machine, using my HTML file.

So, something on my local machine is causing all three browsers to run the animation at half-speed (yes, even in full-screen mode). I realize it's no longer a Unity issue, but any suggestions as to why, are welcome. I'm running Windows XP/SP3 on an Intel dual-core, so the machine should be fast enough. I also have an NVidia GeForce 7600 GS (with default settings), and DirectX 9.0c.