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I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?

Edit: I've also changed the Keyframe Interval to 0.

I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?

Edit: I've also changed the Keyframe Interval to 0.

I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?

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Hazar Çelik
Hazar Çelik
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I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?

Edit: I've also changed the Keyframe Interval to 0.

I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?

I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?

Edit: I've also changed the Keyframe Interval to 0.

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Hazar Çelik
Hazar Çelik
  • 34
  • 4

I could not solve it by using Quicktime. Realtime compression and 64 render samples gave me half-smooth half choppy render, but it's not enough. There may be a bug in the encoder.

However, it worked fine with PNG, RGBA, %0 compression. And, you have more control over your video when you render it as an image sequence.

You can import PNG sequence to Blender and export it again as a video file format, or you can use other video editing softwares to give its final shape.

Does that solve your problem?