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14/03/2012 11:23:27

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		salut, quel est le meilleur format vidéo pour l'injecter dans un fond d'. De maniere a avoir la meilleure qualité. 480 640 720 1080 ? quelle est la limite avant le crash.
j'utilise Muvizu 64 bit, core 5 3.20 ghz ,8go ram
je voudrais faire une capture vidéo depuis un autre logiciel (Celestia) pour avoir un rendu spatial animé.


hello, what is the best video format for injection into a background of. So as to have the best quality. 480 640 720 1080? what is the limit before the crash.
Muvizu I use 64 bit, core 5 3.20 ghz, 8gb ram
I have a video capture from other software (Celestia) for rendering animated space.
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14/03/2012 11:52:21

Marco_D
Marco_D
Posts: 582 		Hi fullmetall,

I would use the 720p setting. Muvizu can handle it pretty well and I don't expect any crashes by using these settings.

Please give it a try and provide us some feedback.

Good luck for your project.

Cheers,
Marco
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14/03/2012 12:53:01

Luscan
Luscan
Posts: 176 		Hello!

When importing video into Muvizu for use on background objects I tend to find that using Xvid encoded videos will give pretty good results. There's a lot of compression and resizing that goes on in Muvizu when you bring a video into the application. When we produce the Week in Review videos we tend to greenscreen the videos in later (that is, set the colour of the display in the set to a very bright colour and then use another external application to overlay the video).

Hope that helps.
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14/03/2012 13:08:26

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Luscan wrote:
Hello!

When importing video into Muvizu for use on background objects I tend to find that using Xvid encoded videos will give pretty good results. There's a lot of compression and resizing that goes on in Muvizu when you bring a video into the application. When we produce the Week in Review videos we tend to greenscreen the videos in later (that is, set the colour of the display in the set to a very bright colour and then use another external application to overlay the video).

Hope that helps.



hello folks!

The best codec for me has been motion jpeg, when it comes to displaying video on the television object.

http://www.muvizu.com/forum/topic492-motion-jpeg-dont-overlook-it.aspx?p=f#post3852
Xvid was far too glitchy
edited by Dreeko on 14/03/2012
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14/03/2012 17:46:25

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		thank you everyone. Immediate in and give you bad ideas, in Celestia, you have the fleet of Star War in adon 3D model, and a large database .....
But perhaps you already know ...

Although the first test worked successfully import a file, I will put more cameras and I'll let you know ... @ +

Official site http://celestia.sourceforge.net/
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16/03/2012 13:36:59

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		I lost a little in the details, but its good your advice, and it allowed me to make this little video clip
thank you all
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19/03/2012 13:32:05

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		hello
is it possible to allocate more memory has Muvizu (Ram) and more resources from the cpu? program is parameterizable it ?if so how do?
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19/03/2012 14:09:12

mcmillan-raExperimental userMuvizu staff
mcmillan-ra
Posts: 164 		Hi Fullmetall,

The program will automatically use as much memory as it can. If you are running in 32-bit mode, then it will use up to 2Gb of memory. This is a limitation of the memory space available to a 32-bit processor, and we unfortunately cannot do anything about this.

If you have a 64-bit processor, then it will just use as much memory as you have.

Hope that helps.
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19/03/2012 14:42:56

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		ok,
then I must be very bad, or there is something that I did not understand. When building my project, everything goes well, but when I try to make camera movement (rec), I dropped frames and objects become incotrollables, the reaction time between the XY is either too fast or too slow, I lost in the sky, I'm going through too quickly or textures. And eventually crash the program. I'll check if my graphics drivers are a day.
I sincerely think it's me who handles poorly the program but I do not see my mistake.
thank you for the help
mcmillan-ra wrote:
Hi Fullmetall,

The program will automatically use as much memory as it can. If you are running in 32-bit mode, then it will use up to 2Gb of memory. This is a limitation of the memory space available to a 32-bit processor, and we unfortunately cannot do anything about this.

If you have a 64-bit processor, then it will just use as much memory as you have.

Hope that helps.
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19/03/2012 14:54:55

Marco_D
Marco_D
Posts: 582 		Hey fullmetal,

Try pressing F12 to enter Unlit mode and then direct the scene.

Before making the video, press F12 to turn the lighting mode back to default (Lit mode). This way you will be able to control the actors better and still have the normal lighting on the final video.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Marco
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19/03/2012 15:54:00

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		ça marche ! its ok! F12 the miraculous solution,


Essayez avec cette orthographe : c'est bien mais je peux tout recommencer










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it is but I can start over and I think it will be much better, let's go for another delirium




Alpha


thanks a lot
Marco_D wrote:
Hey fullmetal,

Try pressing F12 to enter Unlit mode and then direct the scene.

Before making the video, press F12 to turn the lighting mode back to default (Lit mode). This way you will be able to control the actors better and still have the normal lighting on the final video.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Marco
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19/03/2012 16:08:01

Marco_D
Marco_D
Posts: 582 		Glad it worked Good luck for you project.

Cheers,
Marco
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23/03/2012 11:53:59

fullmetall
fullmetall
Posts: 164 		ok every thing is good, and only 1 crash, because i use FL +Movie maker + Muvizu and VlC at the same time.(crash amd drivers vidéo64)
i change my drivers vidéo and is better, i make a little test in 3d environment is hypnotic ,
so i make something whit the vapor industrial 1800/1900 coming soon.
your programmer is perfect,
i do not utilize gimp or another software too long....
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Marco_D wrote:
Glad it worked Good luck for you project.

Cheers,
Marco
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