Spinncycle
06-27-2005, 05:42 AM
Hi folks
I have a newbie question. I just batch rendered a Maya animation and have about 300 frame sequence of .tga files that I want to compile together to create a fluid animation video. Problem is I'm new to animation and premiere, so I'm confused on how i'm supposed to compile all those Tga files in premiere so that when i render it, it comes out smooth?
I did a test by dragging all the tga files to my time slider, then I exported the project as a movie. The problem is when I watch it it comes out as each tga image is on screen for a couple seconds before it moves onto the next frame. make sense? basically I want it to be a fluid animation like i would batch rendering a AVI..
I'd appreciate if anyone could give me tips on how to do this. I tried before just to Batch render the animation as a Avi instead of tga's, but the video came out sorta choppy like it was lagging?
Thx
I have a newbie question. I just batch rendered a Maya animation and have about 300 frame sequence of .tga files that I want to compile together to create a fluid animation video. Problem is I'm new to animation and premiere, so I'm confused on how i'm supposed to compile all those Tga files in premiere so that when i render it, it comes out smooth?
I did a test by dragging all the tga files to my time slider, then I exported the project as a movie. The problem is when I watch it it comes out as each tga image is on screen for a couple seconds before it moves onto the next frame. make sense? basically I want it to be a fluid animation like i would batch rendering a AVI..
I'd appreciate if anyone could give me tips on how to do this. I tried before just to Batch render the animation as a Avi instead of tga's, but the video came out sorta choppy like it was lagging?
Thx