how to convert .png to .avi

[murtazasimari]

hii guys

i am preparing one walk through but in my view the camera is moving very fast i tried from so many ways but i didnt find any solution. i found one solution on a net & its written

 

The animation was first rendered out to .png images, and then compiled into an .avi. That way, you won't lose all rendered frames if something goes wrong in the middle of the rendering... and also you can play with the compression settings later.

 

but i donno how to convert .png to .avi

plz help me....

 

 

[Spooner04]

I'm not sure how rendering to a different file type would change the speed of your camera motion. I'm a bit confused as to what's going on and what you are trying to do.

[AJLynn]

Sounds like what you want to do is increase the animation length in Max and slow down the camera's movement. What file type you render to isn't going to have an effect on this.

[landrvr1]

Most post-production tools like Premier or Combustion can take all of your image files (in your case, png's),combine them in a sequence or 'clip', then allow you to output as an .avi file. The avi itself does nothing to slow down your sequence, but the program itself will have the ability to slow your clip with a time tool. Think of it as applying a 'slow motion' effect to your clip.

 

The problem is that unless you output at higher than 30fps from Max, you'll get jerky playback in your 'slow motion' effect.

[Spooner04]

I think it would be best to re-scale your timeline and re-render if you can.

[murtazasimari]

thank you all...

i will try to implement....& lets see

[Ray]

If you are happy with the png's that you have, you can just use the RAM player (Rendering>RAM Player) to import your images and save out as an avi, or other format.

[mortalll]

Adobe premiere can slow you motion but it's not a perfect result, i think it's better to change your animation length in 3ds max