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Rendering to DPX sequence with proper frame numbering?
I was rendering a Quicktime to DPX sequence. The sequence runs from frame 00001 to (say) 01000. Next I wanted to rerender just a part of that sequence, say from 00200 to 00250. I noticed that the second render unintentionally started at frame 00001, making it difficult to replace the older part with the newer part and even screwing up the beginning of the first sequence if not careful.
Is there a way to force the numbering to match the sequence I am rendering from?
Thanks
Dirk -
3 Replies
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Not that I know of. After Effects has that functionality so export a master clip and bring it into AE.
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I think this is a basic functionality that is missing. The advantage of working with image sequences is that you can easily redo a couple frames or seconds instead of the whole Quicktime. In Shake and Baselight, I do this most of the time.
Dirk
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I know and you should write a feature request here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
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