How to set an automatic duration for pictures ? - URGENT

10/21/2018 6:12:03 AM
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How to set an automatic duration for pictures ? - URGENT

Hello everyone,

 

I got quite an urgent question (I have to finish the project for tomorrow) :) :) :)

I'm making a kind of stop motion movie on IVS Edit. I know it is not made for that, I know I can find a better software for this use.

 

Anyway, I got a question : can I set an automatic duration for the pictures that I will import in the timeline ?

And if it is not automatic, how to set the duration of a pic not manually but entering a number of sec. ?

Thanks a lot.

10/21/2018 6:41:14 AM
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Re: How to set an automatic duration for pictures ? - URGENT

Hi Milene', 

you can adjust the default duration of still images in Preferences Panel (F5) in TIMELINE CONFIGURATION >> DEFAULT STILL IMAGES DURATION. This parameter can be set in hours, minutes, seconds and frames. The main problem you can get if the source frames have a size higher of the 1920x1080 they will use an huge quantity of memory and you can get out of memory errors if you scrub it quickly.

Generally for stop motion each picture lasts a frame so to avoid to use an amazing quantity of memory you can import your sequence as a virtual single clip: ADD AS IMAGE SEQUENCE (right click on Repository Window) but your sequence of BMP, JPG or TGA files have to use an accurate syntax like this  "FILENAME_0000X.JPG". (BASENAME +UNDERSCORE + 5 Digits + dot extension)

 

   

10/21/2018 7:14:34 AM
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Re: How to set an automatic duration for pictures ? - URGENT

Hello again,

 

Thank you very much for answering, it works at perfection ;)

Another question concerning the format of my movie :

My pics are square (3456 * 3456) and I would like to make a square movie.

How is it possible on IVS Edit ? 

Thanks a lot again :)

10/21/2018 9:40:03 AM
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Re: How to set an automatic duration for pictures ? - URGENT

ivsEdits has been designed for video, that is usual 4:3 or 16:9 but you can force it to make squared videos cropping the output to match the max Y size (2160) making 2160x2160 videos  setting output display/pixel ratio to 1:1. Usual Crop X offset value for a 3840x2160 project is 840 pixels for each side to crop, see the picture above. You could generate video with greater resolution thanks to output upscaling but you have consider that the mixer engine can work actually at max size of 4096x2160.  the bitrate I have used in this picture sample is too much low, please increase it with 20000 or higher value.  



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