Ability to compile a 360 video from the image stack directly
Sometimes a 360 render will hang before the actual video is rendered, or the process may need to get interrupted for various reasons, such as hitting space limitations on the drive or the user closing the process. (360 renders can take hours or days depending on the size).
When this happens the images remain in the creation folder, but the video never completes so is 0kb.
If you restart, it appears to go through the entire render process all over again, which is undesirable, especially if it happens after all or most of the frames are rendered.
A solution might be a change to the bat file (added option) and internally in the code to jump straight to the create video part (skipping recording).
When this happens the images remain in the creation folder, but the video never completes so is 0kb.
If you restart, it appears to go through the entire render process all over again, which is undesirable, especially if it happens after all or most of the frames are rendered.
A solution might be a change to the bat file (added option) and internally in the code to jump straight to the create video part (skipping recording).
