Export a png sequence settings question

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• Export to PNG sequence produces an image

  Flash Pro CS5.5, XP. Full disclosure - it's my first animation film, so it is likely that I did something properly. I have a logo that I'm trying to animate a chart in the logo. Ultimately I want as an animated GIF, but I read that I have to jump through hoops to achieve this properly. The logo has a stem/leaf that grows. I exported a SWF file and it works perfectly fine. However, sequence export as a PNG does not produce an image. The stem/leaf has been selected and converted into a MovieClip, while the rest of the pieces of the logo are not selected and remained stable. The symbol of the film is what contains executives 100 +. When you click on the symbol (I'm unfamiliar with the correct terminology), it shows only a picture. What I did wrong to get only a PNG exported?

  Thank you. I thought about it. Once I inserted the 160 frames on the first layer, I was able to export the PNG sequence. I initially was only a framework.

• Export to PNG sequence exports only main timeline? I can understand everything?

  Hello world

  I have a Flash (CS6) animation animation is mostly in video Clips, although there are a few on the main timeline (which is of 500 images of length).

  When I export to PNG sequence, all that appears in the png's animation in the main scenario - video clips are not read.

  Is it possible to export the entire animation made to PNGs in Flash or should I get some 3rd party use?

  Thank you

  Richard

  Ok thank you. I found a great free Adobe AIR app that does exactly that, in the case where all other readers need to do too: http://swfrenderer.kurst.co.uk/

• Apple Prores sequence settings Question

  Hello-

  Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I recently made the jump FCX first cc and I'm running on a question.

  I don't have an option when you create a new sequence for Apple Prores 444 HQ.  Is it possible that I can add this format so that it is an option?

  If not, is there a recommended, then best thing should I choose?  Here are the options I have:

  

  Select an item in the project bin and drag it over the icon of a new element, which is right next to the Trash CAN. He will choose a sequence for you to match the clip. Didn't need to be named 'ProRes' specifically; Instead, what you are looking for, is the sequence settings to match images, such as 1920 x 1080, progressive, 29.97, aspect 1.0 pixels. Or whatever the case may be.

  Thank you

  Jeff Pulera

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• export the png sequence using various effects (ie = 3d stroke etc.

  Hello forumers.

  is it possible that I can do an animation using any type of effects and then to export my document as a sequence of png and import them into ps?

  Thank you.

  As Mylenium says you can do what you want to do. It is not much different in the rendering and exporting a sequence of images from the rendering and export to a self-contained movie file. Thissection of the documentation.

  If you're new to After Effects, I recommend you start here:

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/toddkopriva/2010/01/getting-started-with-after-EFF.html

• Export the after-effects png sequence

  How to export a png sequence and keep the transparency of each image? I'm trying to do this and he cant work!

  In the video output:

  Channels: RGB + alpha

  Depth: millions of colors +.

• PNG sequence for the Export movie anime characters

  Hello

  I'm having a problem doing my video animate when export to Flash Professional CS6. When I select file > export > export movie... and then select PNG sequence, it records the full video in the form of PNG files, as requested. Unfortunately, it does not animate the characters, resulting in the feet and the head is animation not at all. In other words, it looks like the preview mode that Flash gives you when you animate. (probably same thing happens for GIF and JPG as well) Anyone know how to get this animation correctly?

  BTW, the reason that we export a PNG sequence is because the export as an actually desperately blurry video, so if anyone knows how to export without compression, crisp animations let me know and I can skip the step above.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  Brian

  Well, I woke up today and the solution was in my head. As usual, I did something stupid. I export the video to 320 x 200, because it was the resolution of the Amiga computer that I do this art of the bitmap in tribute to. For some reason, leading his blurry, even if the pixels themselves should adapt very well in 320 x 200. Instead, I exported in 1280 x 800, and now the pixels look crisp. Such a solution easy, so much lost time...

  Thank you for all your help. If someone here knew I was exporting to this size it probably would have been resolved quite quickly.

• Is there any predefined preset file which could be 'fit the sequence settings "?

  Hi guys,.

  When you export by "match sequence settings" selected, first export clip with the current sequence settings.

  If I use the controller to export to export a clip, is there any predefined predefined file that could represent these "match sequence settings"? Or there is a setting that can be serialized in preset file to "adapt the sequence settings"?

  Hi Alex,

  Match sequence settings is probably not exactly what you're looking for, because who uses only the Preview predefined sequence which will usually be an I-Frame MPEG codec.

  In first Pro CC, it has a new option to Match Source for some formats.  Source soccer match is not available for all formats - for example, with AVI or MOV, it is not available, but with H.264 you can use a "Preset" similar to the one here:

  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Media Encoder CC\MediaIO\systempresets\4E49434B_48323634\01 - Match Source - high bitrate.epr

  For formats which is not supported for game Source, you can use the Suite of sequence information for information on the sequence, as shown in the example of export controller:

  sSequenceInfoSuitePtr-> GetFrameRect()

  sSequenceInfoSuitePtr-> GetPixelAspectRatio()

  sSequenceInfoSuitePtr-> GetFrameRate()

  etc, etc.

  Then, use what you have discovered about the sequence to choose the path preset with your own code.

  Zac

  Post edited by: Zac Lam

• Name a png sequence

  Hi evry one

  I m export a sequence of png of a "charcater" on the stage that has many States. ('rest', 'action', 'jump')

  I would like to quote a png sequence and it takse label name or the name of the graphic element on the stage.

  is this possible?

  Yes. The following script will export a png sequence accroding to the framelabels you gave your animation.

  For example, if you have frame 'dormant' labeled 1 in the same timeline and frame 10 labeled as 'action '.

  It will display: idle_0.png; idle_1.PNG... idle_9.png, action_10.png...

  Open your fla with animation document in the editing window.

  Cretae a new Jsfl file: File > New > FlashJavascriptFile

  Insert this code in the jsfl file:

  var doc = FL.getDocumentDOM ();

  lyrs var = doc.getTimeline (intact);

  var len = lyrs.length;

  totalframes var;

  Lyr var;

  var i;

  var pngName;

  var saveName;

  var curLabel;

  var tl = doc.getTimeline ();

  saveDir = fl.browseForFolderURL var ("choose a folder in which save your png exported :");

  If (saveDir) {}

  for (i = 0; i< len;="" i++)="">

  LYR = lyrs [i];

  totalFrames = lyrs [i] .frameCount;

  for (j = 0; j<>

  If (lyr.frames [j] .name! = "") {}

  curLabel = lyr.frames [j] .name;

  }

  exportPng (j);

  It advances the playback cursor

  tl.setSelectedFrames (j, j + 1);

  }

  };

  }

  function exportPng (j) {}

  pngName saveDir = + "/" + curLabel + "_" + j + ".png";

  doc.exportPNG (pngName, true, true);

  FL.trace ("exported:" + pngName);

  }

  code was inspired by this post

  Click the RunScript (| >).

  Flash will ask you where to save your exported sequence.

  Choose a directory.

  Click OK.

  If the Flash is ready, you will find your files in the specified directory.

• Error: too big sequence settings. Now: How to export?

  I'm new on the first (and video editing), but I've spent many hours during holidays past learning and producing a short video.

  The first media in that I included was a large image. I think it is the reason why the sequence settings are big: 4928 x 3264 pixels (I didn't know on the sequence settings at all).

  Next, I added my video clips, recorded in DV 720 x 576 format.

  Now I understand why video clips appear to be scaling over 500% to fullfill the frame!

  I saw a video on the sequence settings, and it seems that the settings sequence reduce the CPU usage when editing (Preview in real time). Good to know!

  But my question is: can I export a video of good quality with this settings?

  I tried DV PAL and H264 + DV PAL, producing large files: 250 MB or 2 GB for a 10 min. video, with a horrible video quality.

  I'd appreciate any help to avoid to repeat the entire process.

  Thank you!

  Kin

  If I understand correctly, you want to do is export a video in 720 x 576, in this case, you're better off get the right sequence rather than the intensification of the sequence settings and then back down to export.

  You neglected to declare you what version of Premiere Pro. It's always a good detail to include, especially in this case because the parameters of the sequence becomes editable in CC7.1. So if you are on 7.1 or later, you can change the dimensions of the sequence to match your main content by right-clicking in the sequence in the project Panel and select sequence settings. If you are on an earlier version, then the best way to go is to create a new sequence with the desired settings and copy and paste everything from the old order to the new. You'll then come back scaled to 500% to 100%.

• Fact in export DV using "Match sequence settings.

  I'm VHS and Hi8 video capture using a Canopus ADVC-300 and Premiere Pro CS6.  The output is DV, approx. 14 GB/hour.  Most of the catches are unattended (have a 4 TB drive, supported of course, but space isn't a big concern at the moment).  I would get everything imported before any serious editing, so I capture each strip twice: the first time, the video itself; then I go back, turn on the indicator timestamp overlay and capture again with the camera works at speed x 2.  This way I can quickly find after a particular segment of a band recorded without winding the Ribbon around the camera, looking for the scene and the time is not superimposed on the image.

  I have two questions:

  (1) given that the catches are unattended, I need to cut the blue screen at the end of each captured files to save disk space.  I want to confirm that if I cut a sequence and export with game "Match sequence settings", this first reencode the DV except the parts that I've actually changed (I sometimes use the dip to black around damaged segment of tape).  Based on the speed of export, I don't think it's recompression and quality looks the same but I want to check a second time.

  Premiere Pro CS6 always mark the timeline with the color bar if treatment is required?  "Dip to black" parts get a yellow bar, but the rest has no bar.  That would be a clue.

  Also, the export dialog box has "Use rendered maximum quality" unchecked by default.  I check it - does it matter?

  (2) what is the best way to permanently associate a DateTime with the captured video? I don't see anyway to bake in the DV for each segment.  I use comments in sequence marks, established at the beginning of each clip, but the sequence markers do not move if I have ripple - delete, let's say 10 seconds of noise in the middle of a track.  I can't figure out how to get the markers attached to the video track instead of the sequence.  I found a few videos that say how to do this, but they do not seem to apply to CS6.  I found that if I export the sequence, the markers can get supported in DV.  But I need them to stay if I ripple-edit.  Is this possible?

  (3) my plan is to add a title overlay second 3 or 5 at the beginning of each segment to say what it is and where it was captured, but only for the final export.  Is there something I could use to create a heading for a spot?   This isn't a big deal, but it looks like a useful feature.

  Sorry if the answer to these questions is obvious - thanks for your patience.

  1. on a Windows machine PP will make a copy of simple file for executives not corrupted when you make the DV, DV without transcoding.  You need not (and should not use) sequence settings to Match for that to happen.

  2 clip markers are defined in the Source monitor Panel, not in the sequence.

  3. copy/paste is about it.

• Export issues of sequences with the correct settings for DVD

  Hi - I'm relatively new at first, but working on a project that is very important for me - for the life of me I can't understand correctly export settings.

  I have compiled from home movies of my family in a few sequences for the 60 years of my dad. I worked on these weeks now get cleaned and put all together. In total, it's about 24 hours of footage. These videos have all turned initially on a very old camera video in the 80 and 90 - the kind you actually stuck a VHS tape in. My ultimate goal is to put these or on a DVD (although I guess that's too many images for one), or a drive flash or something of all compiled in one video.

  So far, I got error messages on not enough disk space - so I tried breaking the sequences and exported individually as smaller files. But now, when I export those, all videos come out tiny - the video focuses on a much larger screen, do more fit to size. I studied everything about elongation and corresponding parameters and I tried everything. Of course I do not something good, I don't know what.

  I tried all different export settings, the settings of the sequence, and I thought I was following with the sequence settings, but I guess I'm not. Although I worked on it for weeks, I am out of time. His birthday was yesterday, and I wanted to give her the finished disc tomorrow. This does not seem possible as I am about to give up!

  Someone please help! I would be grateful if someone could guide me through what my sequence settings should be and what my export settings should be and how to get the video output to the correct size for the screen.

  I appreciate your help,

  Danielle

  Time of export will vary widely, depending on at least these factors

  1 - your computer... Processor and the amount of RAM, and is this external drive, USB2 and USB3?

  2. what you change, and effects that you have applied your 718 x 480 video size... is odd, the usual when scanning a VHS tape is 720 x 480, so your video requires 'some much' extra processing

• How to export a transparent background as a PNG sequence

  I am currently working on a project of special effects editing and I want to remove the black background behind it. I used the screen blending mode to remove the black background and then exported as a PNG sequence (I need in this format), taking care to tick the box of alpha layers before you export. However, when I look at the rendered result, the images still have a black background. Can't export as a PNG with transparency? If there is a box for allowing alpha channels then shouldn't I power? I'm doing something wrong?

  Hello

  To my knowledge, you can't knock out black with a screen blend mode unless you are compositing it on another element. If you need information on what is generally referred to as "Unmult,' (black unmultiplying to be used for a visual effect) you can read this excellent article from Rich Young on PVC: 'Unmult" with and without plug-ins special by Rich Young - ProVideo Coalition

  In the future, I recommend that you check to see if you create an alpha channel. Check it out by switching on the transparency grid in the program monitor. You can also put the Composite Alpha to check the alpha before export. See screenshots.

  Thank you

  Kevin

  

• Why my media wants to export in MXF format when I match sequence settings?

  I did movies with first CC before and never had this problem, I'm going to export, I click on the box to match my sequence settings and it will export an MPEG, and now she wants to export in MXF format. My computer does not recognize the MXF files. Is there a reason why this might happen?

  If your export correspond to the parameters of the sequence is now mxf. Check your codec in the sequence settings. This is what match sequences of uses.

  Why do you want to use the match sequence settings, it's for a quick review of your film with a codec overview of lower quality.

• trying to deform stabilize 4 k images and then reduce to 1080 p before exporting it but error "string stabilizer requires clip dimensions to match sequence settings try nesting.

  I have a 8 min long 4 k sequence where all the video clips are the same size k 4. I can warp stabilize just fun but when I go on change settings for the sequence to 1080 p and then right click on each clip to scale to the framework I get error "string stabilizer requires clip dimensions to match sequence settings try nesting" the reason why I want to warp stabilize the 4 k images rather than 1080 p images is because with 4 k I have a budget of high culture, I can get away with before I got to the bottom of the scale, string stabilizer settings I use are in the jpg I have attached. I tried visualization of nesting videos online and I can't find what I need. As the now the only viable option I must deform stabilize 4 k and export under 4 k and then open a new project and import the stabilized 4 k images exported and reduce the sequence to 1080 p. I'll do that if I have to, but it will take a lot of time coding without a doubt. Any help is greatly appreciated.

  If the images do not match the sequence settings and you want to use the chain, you'll nest.