Rendering does not work right

[Santjo Tadeus Klausberger]

I got a Problem with rendering my scene. I changed the resolution in hd 1920x1080 (Used the modified "relist.txt" that someone uploaded). In the preview mode of OpenToonz everything works fine (picture "Preview") But if I render the scene the windows player can't load the avi and another program shows everything crushed up (see picture) and you see this enumeration in the left bottom corner.

If I render just e.g. 200 frames of 465 frames it works a bit better: Also Windows player can load it and it is in the right proportions. BUT the sound is not right and I also have the numbers in the corner...

Can anyone help?

[Santjo Tadeus Klausberger]

I also tested it to load in the scene in a new project so I have the old camera settings. That works but i now also have the numbers in the corner, too. !?

[BlenderBeetle]

Check the settings, I'm pretty sure the numbers are a render setting that must be built into the camera output preset. (I turned them on for mine because I like seeing the frame count on my animations) it may be in overall preferences, I'm not sure.

As for the squishing, try uploading it somewhere (like YouTube or Vimeo, both have a private setting) it may be your video player.

[Santjo Tadeus Klausberger]

Thanks for the help. I'll try :)

[Cody3D]

OpenToonz seems to have separate resolution controls for the Cleanup Processing, Canvas, and Camera.
Since Cleanup Processing is currently not working for most 1.0.1 installations, I would try to mess around with the Canvas and Camera settings. Watch for the DPI settings as well, even though DPI isn't supposed to affect digital projects.

I should note that completely vector based projects do not have a canvas size setting, and are only reliant on the Camera Settings.

 I run 1920x1080px, aspect ratio 16/9, 72 dpi...

Until we get OpenToonz to an adequate enough point, I would avoid using it for anything audio related. Use After Effects, or a free alternative video editing program, then align audio within that environment. If, however, you are doing this (b/c I haven't heard of any Audio features as of yet, then there is a problem with the animation's frame rate).

[carlos soto]

Hi, I'm having the same issue with the numbers in the left bottom corner. Did you find out how to fix it? How?

[gabc...@gmail.com]

As far as I know, there's no option inside the Output settings that can do this.
You should check if it's your video player that's ovelaying the file name and/or frame number on the video. Maybe try it with a different player...

[Rodney]

Carlos,

In Preferences > General  make sure the option to "Show Info in Rendered Frames" is unchecked.

[carlos soto]

Thank you, i ended up finding it out by myself a few minutes ago.