Cannot Export .AVI or video with sound
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- Datawraith
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Cannot Export .AVI or video with sound
First of all, I have to say that I like Anime Studio because of it's flexibility and features. I've used it for quite some time now and I've learned to use almost all the tools however, I haven't been able to use this program to it's full potential because exporting in .AVI and exporting with sound have both stopped working.
Exporting in .AVI is not working: Whenever I try to export a video in .AVI, it skips the "select compression" window and displays the render window for about a second where it then immediately closes the window. This have been an ongoing problem for the last 6 or 7 months and is a very serious problem for me because (for quality purposes) I can only edit uncompressed .AVI files.
I tried reinstalling Anime Studio Pro 6, reinstalling my .AVI codecs to no avail. I have tried exporting older .anme files that I have exported in .AVI format before and those ones now have the same problem. I can create an entirely new animation and it still will not export without the same problem. Whenever I export anything, I always exit all other programs to avoid interfering with the rendering. I can export in .mov and swf but I cannot use them which also brings me onto my other problem.
Videos do not export with sound: I tried to export my videos with sound but they never have it regardless of the format I use. I have gotten a video to export with sound one time before however, the sound came out very sandy even though the original audio was crystal clear and in .WAV format.
This entire thing is really beginning to bug me because it has been 6+ months and no one seems to know how to fix this.
Exporting in .AVI is not working: Whenever I try to export a video in .AVI, it skips the "select compression" window and displays the render window for about a second where it then immediately closes the window. This have been an ongoing problem for the last 6 or 7 months and is a very serious problem for me because (for quality purposes) I can only edit uncompressed .AVI files.
I tried reinstalling Anime Studio Pro 6, reinstalling my .AVI codecs to no avail. I have tried exporting older .anme files that I have exported in .AVI format before and those ones now have the same problem. I can create an entirely new animation and it still will not export without the same problem. Whenever I export anything, I always exit all other programs to avoid interfering with the rendering. I can export in .mov and swf but I cannot use them which also brings me onto my other problem.
Videos do not export with sound: I tried to export my videos with sound but they never have it regardless of the format I use. I have gotten a video to export with sound one time before however, the sound came out very sandy even though the original audio was crystal clear and in .WAV format.
This entire thing is really beginning to bug me because it has been 6+ months and no one seems to know how to fix this.
Last edited by Datawraith on Sun Mar 13, 2011 7:52 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Open the AS project and rename it and save it to some where other than where the corrupt file is. Then render it to a location other than where you rendered it before with a different name. For the sound it seems you are trying to render at a spot other than frame 0, you need to move the audio layer past the point of the render start in channels.
- Datawraith
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- Datawraith
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For a while I used to. I would render a bunch of .PNGs to a folder. Then I would open up Blender and export them together as a .AVI in HD. After that, it was just the problem of Audio. If I could get Anime Studio to export a .WAV, I'd be set.jahnocli wrote:Have you tried exporting a .png sequence, and then re-combining this with the original soundtrack in a video editor?
Also, as far as I am aware, the audio is on frame 1. I'm going to try redoing the audio.
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I press ctrl+E and select frames 1-303 and the export format is on "AVI movie" (only 303 frames to test my export). Only Antialiased edges, apply shape effects, and apply layer affects are check marked.
When I click OK, is shows the "save as window" and I go to save the video. (I have tried changing the name and tried to use other .anme files, including ones that I have exported .avi on before)
When I click "save" it pauses for three or four seconds, shows the render window along with the first frame, then it closes the render window immediately after. It completely skips the "select compression window" and then skips the render/export.
Overall Nothing happens.
When I click OK, is shows the "save as window" and I go to save the video. (I have tried changing the name and tried to use other .anme files, including ones that I have exported .avi on before)
When I click "save" it pauses for three or four seconds, shows the render window along with the first frame, then it closes the render window immediately after. It completely skips the "select compression window" and then skips the render/export.
Overall Nothing happens.
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- Datawraith
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Yes to both questions and I have turned off my computer over the last 6 or 7 months that Anime Studio has been doing this. This is something I just did recently though it was a pain to do.
I rendered all the frames as a .PNG (Generally what I have been doing since I can't render .AVI or export with sound) and then opened all the frames in Blender 2.56.
Then I appended all the frames into a .avi (raw) and then added all the sounds using Audacity and placed all the sounds in by milliseconds. . . After wards I exported a .WAV and opened VirtualDub. From there, I opened the Raw .AVI and the .WAV and exported both out at the same time in another .avi but compressed with the Xvid Codec.
I still have to fix m Anime Studio Pro 6 but the test I did shows that I can get HQ sound and render in .AVI both compressed and raw. Just in different programs which makes me wonder what happened to my Anime Studio.
I rendered all the frames as a .PNG (Generally what I have been doing since I can't render .AVI or export with sound) and then opened all the frames in Blender 2.56.
Then I appended all the frames into a .avi (raw) and then added all the sounds using Audacity and placed all the sounds in by milliseconds. . . After wards I exported a .WAV and opened VirtualDub. From there, I opened the Raw .AVI and the .WAV and exported both out at the same time in another .avi but compressed with the Xvid Codec.
I still have to fix m Anime Studio Pro 6 but the test I did shows that I can get HQ sound and render in .AVI both compressed and raw. Just in different programs which makes me wonder what happened to my Anime Studio.
A device that makes bad weather. . . interesting :/
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Re: Cannot Export .AVI or video with sound
I'm having this issue now... Not with the sound.. But every time I try to export through quicktime the render window pops but then closes right when it shows the rendering window.. I am using Anime Studio Pro 10.1... Also it did export as a .mp4 but the colors are all jacked up and don't match from what I actually set the color as... Could anyone help me as well?