Cinema 4D rendering...help.

[Floodify]

So.. I'm currently rendering a music video for my friend. Well, the only problem is that when the rendering is completed, it wont start when you open it..

I've been waiting for the rendering for 150 hours now, so I'm pretty pissed that it didn't work ...

If someone could find me a solution or perhaps make a small "tutorial", that would be awesome!

regards, myfloodify.

[Narc]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+render+a+video+in+cinema+4d

[Floodify]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+render+a+video+in+cinema+4d

-.-

I've searched for it eariler, tried it with no good results. Curenntly I'm trying to do it with quicktime, hope that works, guess it's something wrong with the codec..

But thanks.

[GRiiM]

Never worked with cinema 4d but with Max I render it out as separate image files which has several advantages over exporting as a .avi or whatever you rendered it as.

Is there any way to do that?

[Floodify]

Never worked with cinema 4d but with Max I render it out as separate image files which has several advantages over exporting as a .avi or whatever you rendered it as.

Is there any way to do that?

Hm, not entirely sure.. your explanation was pretty hard to understand

[GRiiM]

Never worked with cinema 4d but with Max I render it out as separate image files which has several advantages over exporting as a .avi or whatever you rendered it as.

Is there any way to do that?

Hm, not entirely sure.. your explanation was pretty hard to understand

Rendering each frame as a .jpg image file for example, then you import them all into adobe Premiere as an image sequence.

Some advantages can include:

Can be used to render farm scenes and if there is an error and the program or PC needs to be restarted then you can carry on rendering from where it left off.

Like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzRxZ_H03kc

[Floodify]

Never worked with cinema 4d but with Max I render it out as separate image files which has several advantages over exporting as a .avi or whatever you rendered it as.

Is there any way to do that?

Hm, not entirely sure.. your explanation was pretty hard to understand

Rendering each frame as a .jpg image file for example, then you import them all into adobe Premiere as an image sequence.

Some advantages can include:

Can be used to render farm scenes and if there is an error and the program or PC needs to be restarted then you can carry on rendering from where it left off.

Like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzRxZ_H03kc

I might have done that, lol. I'm going to import the file and see Thanks!