Nolan Scott
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Attach the Camera to a Null, apply the Align to Spline Tag to the Null /
Animate the Camera independently.Cheers
Nolan -
Well, you might like and try the “Vibrate-Expression”…
One can apply this “Tag” to any type of object, even cameras…In the Object-Manager select the object(s), go to Tags / Cinema 4D Tags / Vibrate…
Adjust the Properties to your needs…Cheers
Nolan -
Regarding the colours in the Timeline – I guess you’re referring to the default colours:
Position = red, Scale = green, Rotation = blue…Maybe you have switched off that little “filmstrip-icon” ?
Off = dark/light grey, – On = black/yellow
(that will switch the animation on and off)Cheers
Nolan -
First open some project (at least a cube… or else…)
Open the Timeline / File / Add Special Tracks / Sound…
In the Attributes-Manager import your sound…
Make sure it’s either .aif or .wav / 44100 Hz 16 Bits… (otherwise it won’t show up)…
Play your sound…
In the viewport check “Play Sound During Animation”…Cheers
Nolan -
Well, I guess Cinema is looking for any codecs at startup… ?
Can you access the codecs directly with QuickTime…?
(File / Export / Movie to QuickTime Movie / Options)
Check your “QuickTime Folder” all components should be in there…And check the Preferences in Cinema 4D / Common / Use QuickTime…
(should have been checked by default…?!?)Cheers
Nolan -
Using Cinema 4D R 11.012 / QuickTime 7.5.5 / OSX 10.4.11
Well, I have amongst others, QuickTime Movie, QuickTime VR, but not AVI…
I guess you’re are using “Windows” … – but that shouldn’t make any difference…As far as I know, all codecs that are installed on your system are supported by Cinema 4D.
(to use QuickTime under Windows, make sure that you have the newest version installed)Cheers
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Render Settings…
Output / Presets (tick the little triangle)… from the drop-down make your choice…
Save / Format / drop-down – QuickTime Movie / Options…Cheers
Nolan -
Well, 1440 x 1080 is “widescreen” or “anamorphic”… presented as 4:3…
I render those settings all the time from Cinema 4D or else…
(Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) HD 1440 x 1080 16:9 (1888 x 1062)If you look at your 1440 x 1080 render-files you’ll see they’re slightly squeezed,
but later in your Video-Editor stretched out to full 16:9 = 1920 x 1080 pixels…Cheers
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Using Cinema 4D R11/ OSX 10.4.11
Render Settings / Output / Presets (the little triangle) / Film/Video / HDV 1080 25 /
(1440 x 1080 HDTV 16:9 Anamorphic)If you have an older version of Cinema you might have to put in those settings manually…
Cheers
Nolan -
Render Settings / Effect / Cel Renderer /
check Outline and Edges…
Render your view.Cheers
Nolan