Hi Matteo,
I tend to use pix_write + writesf~ and then use ffmpeg to combine the
images + audio. You'll need a lot of spare hard disk space for the
temporary image files if you choose TIFF though. Runs 10x slower than
realtime if I've got a heavy patch going (so don't start pd -rt if you
want to use your computer for other things while rendering) but
everything is in sync when it's all combined, the power of logical
clocks. I can send some patches/scripts if this is an option for you.
Matteo Sisti Sette wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to record a rendered image with [pix_record]; it works, but I
have a problem with the framerate.
That is, I am using a framerate of 25fps in GEM, but the frames will
never be rendered and recorded at 25fps because they are too heavy to
process.
[snip]
If there is no way to change the way [pix_record] writes fps
information, can you suggest me some software that can interprete the
stream of frames as a fixed-fps sequence of frames and rewrite the video
file with a fixed framerate?
Perhaps you could use GridFlow with its Gem bridge?
(I have an old version of VirtualDub but it cannot read .mov files)
VirtualDub suggests Windows, I don't know if Windows can fifo, so maybe
that option is out. I think Avidemux2 is crossplatform and might be
able to combine many images into a video file too. Or maybe it could
even fix the mov, I haven't tried.
Claude
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http://claudiusmaximus.goto10.org
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