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So I've been setting up my main character for Woke Up Dead. To test said phenomes I am using a sound bite from another website. (I can post the bit if you want as it's from a movie and they have no legal right to it.) Anyway I figured I would post my work here as I slowly progress to get a little feedback from the community. I could also use advice. For some reason if I try to render an avi film it tells me it's unable to write to the location (any location on my harddrive). If I do quicktime it crashes AM. I'm using AM v15. Any clues?

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  • Hash Fellow
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Oh no, not that clip! :P

 

 

For AVI you will need to select "uncompressed" as the codec

 

For Quicktime try something primitive like Photo-JPG

 

Then tell me what happens.

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Thanks Robcat! I've spent so much time modeling and rigging I hadn't rendered any avi or mov files in a long time. Forgot about those settings LOL. Works like a charm. Thanks.

  • Hash Fellow
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AVI will be huge and Photo-JPG will be semi huge. Like Xtaz, I render to TGAs and recompress with Quicktime Pro if it's something I need to post on the web, but for a quick look going straight to QT or AVI can work.

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