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jhallel 12-02-2007 08:17

help us shrink our animation size
 
does any body know some kind of program that can help us shrink our animation size

SuperJake 12-02-2007 08:24

Re: help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jhallel (Post 576504)
does any body know some kind of program that can help us shrink our animation size

I've never put together the animation for submission before, but I have had video editing experience before. What you are looking for is called VirtualDub. It is a very efficient program for compressing video. Import your video into VirtualDub and process the video and audio using any number of compressors. If you have any trouble, PM me and I'll help you the best I can!

65_Xero_Huskie 12-02-2007 08:26

Re: help
 
Our team had this problem last year and never figured it out. I think you need to render the animation into segments and then combine them after. Not sure though.

Ryan Dognaux 12-02-2007 11:48

Re: help
 
If you have access to Adobe Premiere, use it to splice your video together and then make sure that you render it out in the correct codec that's required by the rules.

There's also a thread from last year that will help you too - here

Kevin Thorp 12-02-2007 12:14

Re: help us shrink our animation size
 
Is it in Quicktime DV-NTSC format? There are a number of Quicktime formats but if it's not DV-NTSC it'll be disqualified.

When you render a .MOV from Max under "Files..." there is a Setup button that lets you pick the type of Quicktime format, and a slider bar that lets you choose the compression quality. The higher the quality the larger the file size.

Video editing programs also have a similar setup screen.

Mazin 12-02-2007 19:52

Re: help us shrink our animation size
 
If your animation consists of no motion, then it'll be a small file. How's that for a good suggestion?

AndyB 15-02-2007 15:06

Re: help us shrink our animation size
 
try using animated gif's...


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