Outputs a movie file using Avid DNx, which is a high-definition lossy video codec. This requires the Apple ProRes Media plugin to be enabled. mov file using Apple ProRes, which is Apple's high-quality, lossy video compression codec. wav audio file alongside any other output formats you have selected. Transparency is supported by enabling Enable Alpha Channel Support in Post Processing project setting. Disabling the Tone Curve writes linear values in the range or more depending on the intensity of lights and other bright objects. HDR values are preserved but if the Tone Curve is enabled, linear values are scaled to approximately the range with only the brightest highlights going above one. Pixel values are clamped in the range, meaning that no HDR values are preserved. This is not supported in shipping builds. The Final Cut Pro XML format will output an XML file that can be read by Final Cut Pro and other video editing software that support this format. This setting requires an encoder executable and settings to be enabled in your Project Settings. The Command Line Encoder can be used to create your own output format from third party software, such as FFmpeg.
The following output formats are available: You can also select them to edit their properties, if available. You can enable and disable output formats as you would with any other setting by clicking on the enable button next to their text.
You can choose which formats you want to render in Movie Render Queue's Settings window by clicking the + Setting dropdown menu and selecting a format from the Export category. You have completed the prerequisite steps from the Movie Render Queue page. Movie Render Queue supports a variety of output formats for rendering to images or movies, and is capable of outputting different formats at the same time.
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