R10 64Bit - how to save an animation?

[Srek]

Single frames or uncompressed full frames AVI works
Cheers
Björn

[Oli4D]

Like Srek already said: render out images instead of a movie file.
That's better anyway, because if you change something that only affects a part of the shot, then you don't have to rerender the whole thing.

Then take the imagefiles and make a movie with QuickTime Pro out of them.
BUT: Well, actually I don't know if that works on 64bit.

Hehe, good question... is it possible to make a QT h264 movie on a 64bit system anyway?
With QT Pro, AfterEffects, or whatever?

Anyone knows?

[RenderTITAN]

Running the actual QT program does do everything on 64bit that it does in 32bit. It is when trying to work in a 64bit application that it falls apart.

So you can take the image sequence in 64bit and have it render the new movie file. (even h264.)
M

[ChrisGFX]

thank you all for the replys ... I will try :)

I have QT Pro but what image seq I need to make ... I tried that with Tiff and Jpeg but QT loads only 1st frame of the sequence.

I will try Sreks suggestion too ...

Again thank you all for the fast help

Chris

[Oli4D]

Running the actual QT program does do everything on 64bit that it does in 32bit.

Ah OK, good to know. Thanks!

[ChrisGFX]

thank you all for your help ... AVI uncompressed works fine :)

Chris

[Remotion]

One can use Ffdshow (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ffdshow)
on 64-bit system to create compressed AVI too!

Remo

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