I'm creating an animation in another app (Blender) and I want to keep the highest image quality possible. I rendered to an uncompressed AVI file, but it comes out at over 3GB, and neither media player nor Vegas Studio can read it :( I understand that this is a limitation with the AVI file format.
Question: what *lossless* video codecs are there that I might try (Blender can use any installed codec)? I want to keep the highest image quality right up to the DVD-render stage. I need to use VS to add a soundtrack and subsequently burn to DVD...
Another option I have in Blender is to render the animation as a sequence of image frames, before I do this, is that going to work with VS?? The animation is (only) 2600 frames, but I don't want to have to mess about with re-timing the video if I add all of these images!
Thanks!
john..
Question: what *lossless* video codecs are there that I might try (Blender can use any installed codec)? I want to keep the highest image quality right up to the DVD-render stage. I need to use VS to add a soundtrack and subsequently burn to DVD...
Another option I have in Blender is to render the animation as a sequence of image frames, before I do this, is that going to work with VS?? The animation is (only) 2600 frames, but I don't want to have to mess about with re-timing the video if I add all of these images!
Thanks!
john..