flipbook into video a file ?

[dpap]

Just double checking :there is no way to flipbook into video a file, right ?

 

This is so weird....

 

Any format (avi or mov) would be cool...

 

[Guest tar]

this is a very old discussion- if you render to a movie then a frame fails you lose it all.

Edited April 15, 2014 by tar

[eetu]

Just flipbook to MPlay as usual, and there File->Export->Quicktime Movie or Video for Windows

[dpap]

@marty  I guess that means it can not be trusted very much .unless someone feels lucky

 

@ eetu  I must be going blind, how did I miss that....   thanks

Edited April 15, 2014 by dpap

[Guest tar]

You'd have to be feeling so so so lucky to trust an expensive render to a movie file. More luck than needed in picking winners at the horse races  

 

Edit: P.S. you probably can give the producer a heart attack by suggesting rendering complex scenes to movie files.

Edited April 15, 2014 by tar

[dpap]

 

Edit: P.S. you probably can give the producer a heart attack by suggesting rendering complex scenes to movie files.

 

hahaha!!! I 'll keep that trick in mind...It might come in handy at some point!

 

Too bad there's no option to render to video from ROP although there is way to export flipbooks into lets say avi files...

Edited April 16, 2014 by dpap

[3__]

you can do it with ffmpeg in a post-render field, EG:

umkdir -p $HIP/vid; unix $HIP/res/ffmpeg/bin/ffmpeg.exe -i "$HIP/pic/testrender/testrender.%4d.tga" -b:v 1200k -c:v h264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -preset veryslow -qp 0 -y "$HIP/vid/testrender.mp4";

assuming ffmpeg is in $HIP/res and your sequence is in $HIP/pic/testrender ...