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27/11/2013 19:59:27

ziggy72Muvizu mogulExperimental user
ziggy72
Posts: 1988 		<sigh> who would have thought such a simple thing...


Anyway, look, of course I knew about creating new directories in the default windows window that shows you your files. Now, I don't know if you've ever tried to convince Windows 7 to remember the view settings in a popup window before, but let me assure you its not interested in your wishes Therefore, to avoid having to resize/faff about with the window each and every time while trying to check anything before I render out, I switch to a view of that folder that's always present in my taskbar, check the names (or images or sounds or whatever), type out the folder name, go back to Muvizu, type out the tga name to match the folder, and render.


That's all, that having to type out the same name twice, that's the bit. That's all. Honest
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30/11/2013 10:41:50

nblevy
nblevy
Posts: 1 		Hi, I think the problem is that with the new version of Muvizu, the "configure" option in "advanced" (when you click "make a video"), doesn't seem to be working. In the past, to create a smaller file (and to shorten rendering time), you could simply define the "quality" to be 50% or less, which was still excellent quality, but much smaller file. Now this option doesn't seem to be working: When you define the "temporal quality ratio" to 50% (instead of the default 75%), it goes back to 75% and it doesn't have any effect on rendering time or the file size.
I just submitted a ticket to Muvizu's support and waiting to see how this is going to be resolved.
Best,
Nava
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