Strange that it would crash the wmp. The size is blenders fault, all I did was animate it, setting the output to avi jpeg. I’m not sure how to make it smaller. I’ll try converting it to something with MovieXone, but I’m not sure how to make it smaller.
Ok a tried it using moviexone, and endedup with a divxmgp4 v3 file. It is alot smaller, but the quality sucks. Guess I’ll try rendering it in blender again with avi raw, then convert it to the divx mpeg4 again. Thanks
Ok I have something now, this one has sound. However the sound is longer then the animation at the moment. I figured out how to stop the jumpy picture I got before. And I rendered it in blender as AVI RAW, you were right about the quality. Only thing now is the when I compress it the quality gets crappy again. How can I fix this?
I would like to point out that the Monkeyframers contest
doesn’t accept animations encoded with the divX codec
(neither do the IRTC or the 10 Second Club animation
contest). MPEG 1 only is allowed – this is so that the
animation can be viewed by the largest audience possible
(including Irix users).
Without a doubt the best MPEG 1 encoder out there
for windows is TMPGEnc (and I also run it under linux
using wine). Get it here:
Thanks for the input on that, I’m just trying to get it to work right. And not to big of a file size. :o
What file would you download from the website to listed, or mainly what version?
And what is the best program to take the avi files from blender and mix them with sound, and still get the same quality that was rendered in blender? I downloaded MovieXone, and it seems to preserve the quality, that is until I compress it.