Oh, Shock! Created video file Problem???

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Oh, Shock! Created video file Problem???

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Hello. I'm a Korean and I live in South Korea.
I'm not speak english very well so, I ask to be excused.

I made MS3D animation project file and I created video file(mpg or avi).
And I playing it(avi or mpg).
Then.. The 3D objects in(of) the video file(avi , mpg) are swinging(shaking) in full detail(minutely).

Oh my God!
Please test it, check it!
Especially, TEXT Object.

Only, The 3D TEXT object or other objects must be moving..
Or, The [Camera Distance] must be moving.
For example, The 3D TEXT Object approach(come up) to you.

Was it my own illusion?
Delude myself?
I don't think so. Sobbing..

Please fix it.

For reference, MS3D is more fast rendering speed.
Good..
But there is [A Staircase Phenomenon?], [Staircase Effect?] more exist than before(Ulead COOL 3D Studio).
I think, The Rendering quality is more important than The Rendering speed.
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Re: Oh, Shock! Created video file Error???

Post by Trevor Andrew »

Hi

Not sure I can help, there is a lot going on when using MS3D, your image only shows the camera aspect.
Certainly you will have set “positions” and “orientations” to mention but two.

If you can e-mail the project file the C3D file then I would be happy to have a look.
I think that would work?
However I am only using the trial version and have 7 days left.

You will find my e-mail from the My Quick Guide link below.
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Your e-mail?
address removed by admin
right?
If the e-mail is right, I will send to you, my c3d project file..
Trevor Andrew

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Hi

yep thats the correct e-mail.
however i have removed it from your post, to stop spam you understand.
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I send my e-mail to you, include attached file.
And now, you check your e-mail please.
attached file name = cms3derror.zip
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Post by Trevor Andrew »

Hi

Thanks for the C3D sample and the completed Avi.
It’s the video file that is showing signs of shimmering not the c3d project file.

The clip contains the text “Motion Studio 3D”, a simple zoom-in to bring the text closer to the viewer.
Its during this zoom that shows the text shimmering.

Pegacon has used a font called Steelfish, unfortunately I do not have this installed on you pc, the program replaced it with Arial.

The rendered video file Avi used “ffdshow” and I think it may be this that has caused the problem.
Pegacon please try using a higher quality avi compressor……….

DV-Video Encoder type 1
Or
Microsofr Mpeg4 Video codec

Should produce good quality.
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Post by PEGACON »

No! The codec is not the cause of Problem.
You saw my avi file.
They are all high quality and high option.

Low quality is not a problem. They are not low quality.
The shaking is problem.

first scene - Ulead COOL 3D Studio
Second scene - Corel MotionStudio 3D

They are same option each other.
They are all high quality.

Even if I use uncompress codec, the result are same.
Trevor Andrew

Re: Oh, Shock! Created video file Error???

Post by Trevor Andrew »

Hi

Your project “c3d” used a document size of 640 x 480 (4:3 aspect) this is quite a low frame size. (low quality)
If you wish to produce high quality then you should increase the document size.
Try 1280 x 720 will give you a 16:9 frame (widescreen)
1440 x 1080 will give 4:3 ratio.
1920 x 1080 for full HD

Sorry but I cannot compare Cool3D with MSC3D, I don’t have Cool 3d installed.

When you created the video file in both programs, what were the document sizes and what settings did you use to create a video file.

The two samples were then combined using a video editor?
I assume you used the same video properties for all three videos?
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I tried to convert the C3D using ffdshow, but my system gave an error regarding the frame size.
Guess that’s my system?
But creating the video using other properties/compressions did result in better video than your sample.
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