RENDER FARMER SOFTWARE
Good day Roy,Please i need a link to the render farm software for nxtrender for autocad.Thanks.See More
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Creating animation
Greetings, I'm trying to create an animation using NxtRender with acad. It creates the individual frames with out a problem, but I want to combine them into an video. Is there something in NxtRender that does this or do I need to download a third party program to create the video, and if so what/who would you recommend?
Thank you, Dave O.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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Haven't done this in a long time-- but I used to get the best results with Bink. There are many others.
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Permalink Reply by Peter Milner on
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You can simply use Windows Movie Maker.
Pull all the images in, select them all and set the overall run time (allowing for at least 20 frames per second). Then save as a wmv file.
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