Animation student here, yeah I know it's shit skip over

>>503724
Looks like you're saving it at 256 colors. Try .tif

>>503728
I actually just tried that and it didn't work. It looks like the rendering works just fine as I can tell by the individual preview images look fine. But once I try to run them in the RAM video viewer it messes the picture quality up

OP here.

I guess what I am really trying to do is compile my animation into a video format that can be used in a video editor.

I have tried a preview animation, it looked all pixelly, as well as rendering freame by frame then compiling the frames in the RAM player (result is picture).

Is there an easier way to do this? My professor never actually taught us how to do this shit so I am on my own and have been trying to figure it out via shitty youtube videos that don't actually help me.

>>503730
>>503731

Are you sure RAM player isn't the cause?

>>503731
why are you using whatever ram player?

the general method is to compile an image sequence and save it out as the final video output.
most video software should allow you to import image sequences.

>>503735
this
render out every frame as png and after import it as sequence in a compositing software

>>503778
>>503735
Did this and it worked easily. Thanks for the help everyone.

>>503733
I think the RAM player is definitely the cause but I couldn't figure out what to change so that it wouldn't be a problem anymore.

>>503810
cool, shame that you're not taught even basic things like this wherever you are.