Hello.
I have started to work with animations and have problem with choppy video. Every 2-3 seconds it stops for a half second. But between the stops the video
runs very smoothly. On other computers it is the same accept one but we have not found out what the difference between the computers is.
Could it have something to do with different codecs? Direct X or something like that? Unfortunately I can not share the video.
I want it to work for others without any special setting on the computer. Any help or tip is very appreciated.
Spec:
23FPS
Standard Video and print format 4:3
Image size: 1080x810
Renderer: PhotoView
Video Compressor: Full Frames (Uncompressed)
Photoview Options: Final Render - Better
736 frames
32seconds
Size of video 1,7Gb.
AVI.
SolidWorks Premium 2012 x64 Ed.
SP1.0
Win 7 Pro, SP1 x64
HP Z400
Intel Xeon E312402@3.3GHz
8Gb Ram
Best regards
Josef
Using uncompressed images is like trying to run a high-speed slideshow, having to run through almost 2 gigs of video in a few seconds has to be very taxing for even a fast computer. You need to get the video compressed before it will work well. At that resolution you should be able to compress it down to 50MB without any degradation. The tough part is finding someone familiar with compressing video.
I would try re-recording the motion study and use one of the compressors to get the file to size.
I also remember having to do something with the key frames, either turning it off or setting it to 1