Those files said they were mp4, made sure they weren’t.
Maybe the initial codec within that software just doesn’t like Toon Boom at all.Īgain, when making the vid, the video files used to create it were from Youtube, not a camcorder or anything else. Now I’m starting to wonder if it’s the fact that because it’s Windows “Live” Movie Maker and not another version. I even tried different levels of opacity to no avail. mov (which didn’t work), and m4v, which when imported, still was a black screen in the Camera View, despite having the sound in tact. Is that a conflict?ĭesperate, I tried converting the raw file through Handbrake into both. If codec is the issue for the picture, the only codec pack I have, if it matters, is the CCCP pack (I use MKV’s for personal reasons). WMV, but that was used to convert into other formats via the “Freemake Video Converter” program. I have many format conversions that are said to be compatible, but all result in a black screen in the camera view of Toon Boom studio 8. I may have built this PC, but I’m not that tech savvy in ways. Thanks for any help and solutions you guys and girls may have and if there’s any info I missed that could help to narrow the problems down, I’ll try my best to fond out that info. Nvidia GTX 460 (if I recall).īasically, I’m trying to improve a music video I made by putting more images on top of it in ways WMM won’t do. My PC was self-built with 16GB RAM, Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium. My Quicktime player is apparently the version 7. If it matters, the conversion program I have is “Freemate Video Converter”. I even tried a short clip to see which file format would work best, but no luck.
The movie in question was created in Windows Live Movie Maker and then converted, from the source file, to the many supported formats that the documents say are compatible. Any file I import video wise either has an error, crashes the program, or shows as either a black or white solid image for the duration of the length of the movie. I have tried for the past 2 days looking for similar problems of similar nature, tutorials, and the like, but to no avail. My trouble is when I want to import a video file that is said to be compatible with Toon Boom Studio 8. Importing images and actually drawing are fine, I know how those work. I’m having lots of trouble when it comes to importing certain files into Toon Boom Studio 8, which I recently upgraded to after long unused.
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