But that allows you to produce high quality videos. The rendering in Muvizu is slow as it is in many 3D programs. Hi Valero, A better video card will help improve the rendering times, but probably not by much.
I did not know if the video card affects this. What I want to know is that when I get a faster video card, will that also help make the rendering faster. Thanks Marco maybe I did not ask the question the correct way. The rendering in Muvizu is not like a "real time" rendering used in video games So even with a good video card you will see the marker on the timeline moving slower than when you are playing back what you've recorded. When you are rendering a video you will notice that the timeline is moving slower than usual. One more question: does the time to render has to do with the graphic card too, or is this independent of the graphic card? The rendering process is directly related to the graphics card.
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(by the way, before deciding to go with Muvizu I tried more than 50 3D software including paid and free and decided on Muvizu because the enormous built in capabilities) Please let us know if you have further questions. I believe that a graphics card with more RAM memory would help you getting a better frame rate. Muvizu uses the Unreal engine technology and 256 MB can limit your work, although it allows you to run software like Muvizu. Hello Valero, Indeed it seems your graphics card is holding your system down. on a Intel dual quad runinng at 2.8, with 8gig.
My questions is: Do you think my Video card is too slow? I have an Nvidia quadro FX370 256mb card. Once I'm directing character and camera movements and then observing the results of the whole scene everything seems fine, but after rendering the scene and watching the final version it all looks "as if" its moving faster than when I designed it? I know this is not isolate it to Muvizu since I observed the same with other programs I tried out before I found Muvizu. I am suspecting problem with my graphic card.