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  • Jan Rogowski

    December 18, 2018 at 1:21 pm in reply to: Offset frame numbers in image sequence render

    Hey John, thanks for the reply. I think maybe I didn’t explain properly.

    I have a 24 fps movie. I export 00:00:00:00 to 00:00:10:00 from Vegas as an image sequence I get:

    tiff_0000.tiftiff_0239.tif

    If I then re-export 00:00:05:00 – 00:00:06:00 I get:

    tiff_0000.tiftiff_0023.tif

    But I want:

    tiff_0119.tiftiff_0143.tif

    Use case example: I have an animated feature film currently in production. The edit is constantly being updated with revised sequences. I render the whole movie as DCI compliant jpeg2000 so I can easily generate a DCP to preview in a theatre. When small bits get updated I don’t want to have to re-render the whole movie, just update the modified frames.

    Yes, I could script something third party to resequence the files but it surprises me that there’s no way to offset the frame number natively.

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