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Hi
I downloaded Topza Video Enhance trial to uprez SD to HD.
There are options between MP4 video or image sequences. They advise the image sequence.
Output of each frame is 10 frames long. Which seems a bit of madness since in a timeline each should be 1 frame in length.
There are 419 images, I don't want to whittle each to one frame one at a time.
What would be the best method to produce 419 one-frame images in my timeline?
best
L mr
MacBook Pro
Use Compressor to convert the image sequence to ProRes. You could also put the image in a project. Select them. Control-D. Type 1 and press return. I think the first way’s better as you have an actual video file rather than 419 frames.
Use Compressor to convert the image sequence to ProRes. You could also put the image in a project. Select them. Control-D. Type 1 and press return. I think the first way’s better as you have an actual video file rather than 419 frames.
Shew! Thanks, Tom!
I did the second first. I could then export as prores. Don't know if that's as smart, but...
Upon further review, I did try Compressor and it was a breeze. thanks, Tom!
Placing image sequence in Timeline
