Sound problem I need a fix for ASAP

[daninski]

I can't seem to be able to get the sound to play back in the export. It all plays fine in the program, but it's just silent in the export... I need to present it to a client in a few hours :S

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I've tried exporting it as a .mov too, but no luck still.

[Elodie]

I assume the issue is from MP4 / MOV, which depends on FFMPEG libraries, which is currently being fixed.
Use the AVI format or install the 32 bit version of TVPaint to enjoy Quicktime codecs.

[daninski]

Oh I see.

Ok, thanks.

[daninski]

Ok great, that worked. Thanks.

[Elodie]

You"re welcome

[D.T. Nethery]

Ok great, that worked. Thanks.

Also keep in mind that once you have exported the animation from TVPaint 64bits version to a .AVI file , if you have Quicktime 7 Pro you can convert the .AVI file into a Quicktime .mov file with standard Quicktime compressions like H.264 or Apple Pro Res (it all depends on what Quicktime .mov codecs you have installed on your computer).

See: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9376&p=86521#p86485" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[daninski]

I tend to use Handbrake if I want something quickly. Really nice and free.
Although I do have compressor for the pro rendering.

[Sewie]

I tend to use Handbrake if I want something quickly. Really nice and free.
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Hey, thanks for the tip! I've been looking for video conversion software like that.

[D.T. Nethery]

I tend to use Handbrake if I want something quickly. Really nice and free.
Although I do have compressor for the pro rendering.

Oh, yes, Handbrake is good , too. I tend to use Quicktime Pro 7 a lot because it's so fast and simple to use , but Handbrake has more options for fine-tuning the compression / streaming bitrate/ sound sampling rate, etc.