render problems with 2.79 #10

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opened 2017-09-21 05:51:11 -07:00 by FraYoshi · 4 comments

FraYoshi commented

2017-09-21 05:51:11 -07:00

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This happens to me when rendering with the 2.79:
It renders out n files but it doesn't assemble them at the end and the files seems like corrupted..

could It be because of the output formats updates?
Addition:
the render path is not ./ but ../ a level higher..

testing on arch-linux. Latest build (17:2.79-2)

This happens to me when rendering with the 2.79: It renders out n files but it doesn't assemble them at the end and the files seems like corrupted.. could It be because of the output formats updates? Addition: the render path is not ./ but ../ a level higher.. testing on arch-linux. Latest build (17:2.79-2)

Teteros commented

2017-09-25 06:13:52 -07:00

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doesn't assemble them at the end

if you tried the python version and using ffmpeg rather than avconv it will fail to mux (unless you have avconv installed rather than ffmpeg of course)

you could change the muxing command to use ffmpeg instead, see #8

php version defaults to ffmpeg https://github.com/sciactive/pulverize/blob/master/pulverize.php#L229

> doesn't assemble them at the end if you tried the python version and using ffmpeg rather than avconv it will fail to mux (unless you have avconv installed rather than ffmpeg of course) you could change the muxing command to use ffmpeg instead, see #8 php version defaults to ffmpeg https://github.com/sciactive/pulverize/blob/master/pulverize.php#L229

hperrin commented

2018-02-05 10:46:36 -08:00

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@Teteros I merged your PR. @FraYoshi can you tell me if you're still seeing the same problem?

FraYoshi commented

2018-02-05 13:03:28 -08:00

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will test ASAP! :)

FraYoshi commented

2018-02-06 06:24:34 -08:00

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I took some test:

ffmpeg > mp4 > h264
ffmpeg > mkv > h264 lossless
ffmpeg > mkv > ffmpeg videocodec#1
avi raw
avi jpeg

for the ffmpeg vc#1 It exports but when re-importing to blender causes It to be 20 time longer..

anyway, I think It is more a problem of blender than of pulverize.. because that happen also exporting from blender 👍

My original problem has been solved by upgrading blender to the 2.79-3, probably It was again more a problem of blender than pulverize 👍

tested today with:
ffmpeg: 3.4.1-3
blender: 2.79-9

I took some test: - [X] ffmpeg > mp4 > h264 - [X] ffmpeg > mkv > h264 lossless - [X] ffmpeg > mkv > ffmpeg videocodec#1 - [X] avi raw - [X] avi jpeg for the ffmpeg vc#1 It exports but when re-importing to blender causes It to be 20 time longer.. anyway, I think It is more a problem of blender than of pulverize.. because that happen also exporting from blender 👍 My original problem has been solved by upgrading blender to the 2.79-3, probably It was again more a problem of blender than pulverize 👍 **tested today with:** _ffmpeg: 3.4.1-3 blender: 2.79-9_