Totally Free Favorites
ionescu
7 Feb 2011 11:58
Hold it! It's not about totally free clips, but about clips made entirely using free software(OS included). There is no way to check how a clip was done but we rely entirely on the submitters honesty and I know that all the constant submitters are honest people.
If you have time, please specify the software used - but this is not a must.
So, here is the first clip done entirely using free software:
(Ubuntu 10.10, Blender 2.56, Gimp 2.6, and Cinelerra 2.1.5 CV).
If you have time, please specify the software used - but this is not a must.
So, here is the first clip done entirely using free software:
(Ubuntu 10.10, Blender 2.56, Gimp 2.6, and Cinelerra 2.1.5 CV).
ironstrike
7 Feb 2011 20:42
"There is no way to check how a clip was done "
lol.. not true
lol.. not true
AllFractUp
7 Feb 2011 21:52
ironstrike,
What do you mean?
What do you mean?
dapoopta
7 Feb 2011 23:24
He means there is code in your video that allows to track where it came from.
ionescu
8 Feb 2011 04:27
Mark, you are right, generally speaking, but right here, in this thread, no, there is no way to check it.
AllFractUp
8 Feb 2011 05:21
Interesting. What sort of "code'?
gravytime
8 Feb 2011 05:48
It all depends on what type of Render Engine was used to generate the file. Many use third party renderers (even free ones) which may be rendering for "NOT FREE" software.
Here is a sample list:
http://www.pointzero.nl/renderers/
Here is a sample list:
http://www.pointzero.nl/renderers/
ionescu
8 Feb 2011 10:34
My clip was rendered using Blender's internal render engine. By totally free I mean what I stated in my first post: the entire pipeline must be of free software(including the OS).
In order to not create one more thread(of 'partially free') I think that we could include here clips that were produced partially using free software and the poster should mention which part was done using free software.
In order to not create one more thread(of 'partially free') I think that we could include here clips that were produced partially using free software and the poster should mention which part was done using free software.
AllFractUp
8 Feb 2011 20:25
Is that list exhaustive in scope?
gravytime
8 Feb 2011 21:16
I dont think so, it was just a sample of the various renderers that are out there.