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5 Using Frame Wrangler
This chapter provides basic information on using Frame Wrangler software, the primary tool on
your RAX HD Animation Recorder system. For more detailed information on using Frame
Wrangler, its controls, and its functions, see the online Frame Wrangler Help.
Overview
You can use Frame Wrangler to enhance and simplify animation production, and to produce High
Definition (HD) video for animation reviews and output to tape.
Build video clips—You can set up Frame Wrangler to gather (harvest) image files (animation
frames) from rendering systems at your site. After setting up a frame harvest, you can start it
immediately or schedule a later start time. Once started, the frame harvest completes
automatically, ending in the creation of a video file (video clip). When you build video clips as
image files are rendered, Frame Wrangler can harvest rendered image files from many generational
sites as they are created. This helps you arrive at prepared video sequences almost immediately
after rendering is complete
Collect video clips—You can use Frame Wrangler to locate the video clips it created and organize
them into playlists. A playlist organizes a sequence of video clips for review and processing.
Review video clips—You can user Frame Wrangler to review playlist content. You can also
review information on each video clip produced by Frame Wrangler to help identify any rendering
problems. If needed, you can launch corrective renders and set up Frame Wrangler to accept them
as they complete.
Process video clips—You can use Frame Wrangler to make changes to playlists and to video clips
in a playlist. You can add, remove, and rearrange video clips in a playlist. Among other things,
you can replace missing or blown frames in a clip, adjust color levels, and associate audio files
with video clips.
Produce video output—You can use Frame Wrangler to save a playlist to an HD video file, play
the HD video file to an HD display device, and record the HD video file to tape.