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Worms: Armageddon => General discussion => Topic started by: OldBeast on December 19, 2010, 05:38 PM
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hey there everyone
i was on wormtube the other day
and i was wondering how they did that?
i mean so i have a replay now... how do i get it on lets say youtube?
is there a way i can convert it to .avi or how does it work
ty
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http://worms2d.info/Creating_a_Worms_movie
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shaankk jjeww veray mucho!
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I need some help..
I exctracted all my replays as 1280x768 reso. This seems to bit too high as my movie editing programs dont comply with it, lags and stuff.. if I switch it to 800x600, all goes smooth.
Is there any tricks to this or my pc just sucks?
I use VirtualDub and Vegas but I'm a noob
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vegas is the best program for making worms movie and virtualdub best for compilation, which one lagging? and what version of vegas you have?
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dont listen to masta, with fraps quality will give the same result
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vegas is the best program for making worms movie and virtualdub best for compilation, which one lagging? and what version of vegas you have?
Vegas 10 is lagging, no problems if I use 800x600 resolution though, but I already exctracted all my replays to 1280x768 :S
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As far as i know, it is a good idea, to have WA and your video capturing program on one harddisk, and your save destination on another, as the harddisk then doesn't have to access both things at the same time (which could lead to lags). Try to use an external harddisk for example as the destination for your captured video.
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I recommend Sony Vegas Pro 9.0
rendering its all about your RAM tho, 2 gb is ok to render 1280x768, Im using 16gb for example. :P
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Okay thanks.
Is it better to first compile the .png to avi and then edit in vegas, or just add all the png on vegas timeline? :S
I got good ram, atleast 2 and good pc but meh.
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If you're just looking to convert to an avi file or mp4 to stick on youtube. I always use Worms Recorder now.
http://www.solemnwarning.net/armageddon-recorder.exe
http://forum.team17.com/showthread.php?t=53258&page=3
Supports audio as well and it's really quick and easy. No need to use a video editor.
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dont even try to add every png to vegas! :D
Use fraps!
making png frames and then vid from its like drawing map on paint pixel by pixel, you are 100% sure there is no not needed colors, and map bugs, but it takes 10x more time than photoshop. Same here, you can make all fast with fraps and result will be almost the same
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Impossible. Don't tell people to use Fraps. It's really shit advice man.
Plus you can import frames into vegas or premiere pro all in one go. No need to do them individually as you are implying. Then you are ensuring the absolute best quality and the easiest and most processor friendly way to edit.
I made my last few movies using pngs and it was literally the best way possible. No raw data or big files to worry about.
But if people are just wanting to put them on youtube then use the WA recorder because it can turn a replay into an avi with sound in literally 2 minutes from start to finish.
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edit....
yes. xD
cue is right so listen to him.
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Okays.
Thing is I got alot of material so I think I have to trust that vegas will do the job. It goes unresponsive at times.. probably cause of the load
So best way is to go png by png? Got any tips?
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work with every frame on vegas? you cant put effects and transitions between them slightly :o
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work with every frame on vegas? you cant put effects and transitions between them slightly :o
Cmon speak english.
What should I do? Work with every frame or easier to work with avi files?
This is taking me ages to paste all these invidiual pngs, dunno why it takes so much time
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Why don't you just do how it is described here: http://worms2d.info/Creating_a_Worms_movie (http://worms2d.info/Creating_a_Worms_movie). Bascially, import the png's into Avidub, make a video file out of it, as described in the tutorial, and import those video files to Vegas.
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I don't use Vegas but with Premiere Pro you can import the first png of the sequence, then you tick a box which sees them as part of a sequence. Then the whole sequence goes into Premiere and can be viewed as a clip.
This means you don't need to use virtual dub to convert them (which takes tonnes of time). It reduces the amount of space your movie takes up and it is also MUCH easier to preview your movie in the editor.
A quick google about Vegas importing a png sequence and I found this....
"choose the first frame of your clip,and tick import as image sequence,choose open,and type the right framerate that u used in your movie,then it should work:)"
Try that Free and hopefully it will work.
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I use Fraps.
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