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    Motion Graphics

    Week 02 RENDERING
    2023 | Martien Chong
    Rendering

    A process through which a computer system


    methodically processes information from a
    coded data source to transform that information
    to put together and display an image.

    Simply put, rendering converts the source


    material into the final picture or footage.
    Rendering Time

    Depends on the length of the video and the


    elements amalgated.

    A video with nominal digital effects will most


    probably take a few minutes if a feature-filled
    video with loads of animation can take a lot
    more time because of the complexity of effects
    and 3D animations.
    Encoding

    Compressing a video into a smaller but


    readable format is called encoding.

    As the video is being rendered, it is then


    encoded into a format that saves file space and
    is viewable by a video player. File formats are
    just containers.
    Output Quality

    Many factors that contribute to the output


    quality, including:
    • screen size
    • frame rate
    • audio quality
    Recommended Settings

    Option Setting
    File Type: .mp4
    Audio Codec: AAC-LC
    Video Codec: H.264
    Video Type (HD): 1440p or 1080p
    Frame Rate: Follow the brief, or use what you
    recorded video in, but if you have
    differences or need to decide on a rate
    use 24 fps.
    Any Question?

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