3DS Max Rendering: Creating a Video in VirtualDub
Step-by-Step: Creating the Video
1. Open VirtualDub from the All Programs section of the Start Menu.(Note
NOTE: VirtualDub is a free program available at VirtualDub.org
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2. Click on File... in the menu bar and select Open Video File... from the list.
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(NOTE: Your audio file will start with frame one and suddenly end when the video does! You may want to use WavePad, Adobe Soundbooth, or Adobe Audition to edit your WAV file before attaching it to your video. Ask a friend, your instructor, or contact tech support for assistance.)
13. You're almost done!
- Preview your video once more by clicking the Play button at the bottom of VirtualDub's main window.
- Make sure everything is perfect!
(NOTENOTES:
- Your audio may sound "jittery"! I promise that it will not sound like this once compressed. Just make sure the audio begins and ends when you want it to.)
- See Removing Jitter or Shaking with VirtualDUB & Deshaker for more about eliminating Jitter and Shaking from your video.
14. Finally, click File in the menu bar and select Save as AVI... from the list.
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16. DELETE YOUR SOURCE FILES if you are finished with your video! The source BMP files take up a LOT of disk space and are unnecessary once the video is complete. Besides, you can always re-render them later if needed.
What Now?
Rendering: Single Computer Method
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