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Subject: Rendering Animations

arrow1 opened this issue on Jan 27, 2010 · 3 posts
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arrow1 ( ) posted Wed, 27 January 2010 at 4:38 PM · edited Sun, 19 January 2025 at 11:27 AM

On a 8gig dual core single  WindowsXP Pro  64 bit machine.Which is the best way to render an animation sequence? Do I render to another disc and to render in background using full frames uncompressed? I am open for any suggestions as my machine keeps locking up.My second machine is out of action for a while as I cannot afford to get it fixed yet.Cheers 

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markschum ( ) posted Wed, 27 January 2010 at 5:14 PM

rendering out as single frames lets you assemble in a video editor for large animations and if you do have a crash , you wont lose everything. Uncompressed or losless compression like png. If you use jpg you get a double compression which may leave artifacts.

Saluki ( ) posted Thu, 28 January 2010 at 9:07 AM

I'm running Win XP Pro x64 (quad) and Poser Pro. I have found the best results rendering a series (or multiple series -- to reduce task sizes) of images to be the most effective.  Using Pro, I send the animation to the render queue, usually in blocks of around 10 seconds (300 frames or so). I can then assemble the frames as video clips in a video editing application.  (I render to uncompressed bitmaps.)

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