Sorry to post this question AGAIN. I’ve looked at lots of previous posts and I tried the solution from the latest one above, which was to get FFMPEG from a certain place. But it hasn’t worked.
I want to render a portion of my animation (to show as a WIP), but when I try to render it as video, it thinks about for a while, loading as usual, then it says ‘could not render animation. Unknown error’, and I’m left with only the frames and no video.
Krita version is 5.1.5
Windows 11
Graphics card driver up to date.
I redownloaded and installed latest FFMPEG essentials from Gyan.dev. I re-routed Krita to the folder. (Although my previous version of FFMPEG worked fine as I had exported a few timelapse videos from it the other week).
Checked that PC recognises new FFMPEG from CMD
I restarted Krita a few times.
I updated Windows and restarted PC.
And I still get the error message.
I tested the timelapse docker just now with the new FFMPEG and managed to export a timelapse video MP4 no problems.
Screenshot below shows my animation render box, plus the CMD response to FFMPEG.
Help please. Have I missed something?
Edit 2: I tried moving the ffmpeg folder out of C drive as advised in other posts and into my Documents folder. I rerouted the PC path and Krita path. And it still gives me the same error.
EDIT 3: I just tried a brand new little animation to see if that would render and it did. So the issue isn’t FFMPEG insofar that it IS rendering stuff OK. Is my other file just too big for Krita to render?? It’s 1499 frames long total with multiple layers, but the bit I tried to render was only 57 frames long.
Krita has spontaneously close itself a lot the past couple of days. Yesterday when I was in the middle of drawing a frame it just closed, no error message. But mostly it closes itself when I press play and it re-buffers the frames and just shuts down half way through. I don’t know know if they’re connected. Is my animation just too large?
