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[ the standard for judder free playback ] |
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features
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Standard image formats:
- 8 bit per channel (24/32 bit) image formats:
BMP, Maya IFF, JPeG, PNG, P?M, RGBa, RLA, RPF, SGI, TGA, TIFF
High dynamic range formats:
- 10-16 bit per channel (48/64 bit) image formats:
Cineon, DPX, OpenEXR, PNG, Maya IFF, RLA, RPF, SGI and TIFF format
- 32 bit per channel (96/128 bit) images:
HDR / RGBE, OpenEXR, TIFF, RLA and RPF format
Other features :
- Alpha channel supported by all formats above, except JPeG
- Z-Buffer channel supported by:
OpenEXR, Maya IFF, RLA and RPF format
- all Half16 and Float32 channels in OpenEXR
- any other channels are currently ignored
- AnimPlayer is capable of reading and playing image dimensions up to
8192 x 4096 pixels*
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OpenEXR import features:
- Interactive Exposure- and Gamma control
- Display- and Data rectangle
- Alpha channel and Z-Buffer
- all Half16 and Float32 channels
- SXR format for stereoscopic 3D playback
- Fast multi threaded decoding
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Cineon | DPX import features:
- Linear and logarithmic colorspace
- 10 bit black- and white point
- Display- and film gamma
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Sound formats: Uncompressed WAVE files. |
Movie formats:
AnimPlayer uses the DirectShow® interface to load movies. This means AnimPlayer is able to load almost every movie format which can be playbacked in Microsoft's Media Player®. In general these formats should be supported on every system:
- AVI, Windows Media WMV, MPEG 1 and
MPEG2 (if a DVD player is installed)
Other formats might be supported as well, but because every system has different DirectShow® configurations we can't predict which movie formats are supported on a certain system. |
Exporting of an image sequence is supported in these following formats:
- BMP - 24 + 32 bit (with alpha), uncompressed
- JPG - YUV 4:2:2 subsampling + custom compression ratio
- PNG - 24 + 32 bit (with alpha), ZIP compressed
- TGA - 24 + 32 bit (with alpha), uncompressed + RLE compressed
- TIF - 24 + 32 bit (with alpha), uncompressed + RLE, LZW or ZIP compressed
- AVI - uncompressed + custom compression with "Video for Windows"
Alpha channel splitting is supported for all formats above.
- IFL - an image file list has no additional settings
Exporting supports the entire sequence or In/Out Point markers. |
- easy installation and licensing
- compressed colorspace modes which save 50% of memory compared to other players
- project based settings
- configurable GUI, separately for fullscreen presentation mode
- GUI themes
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- AnimPlayer smoothly integrates in any workflow or production pipeline with a rich set of command line parameters as well as text based settings and project files.
- For 3D artists full seamless integration for 3d studio Max and Maya is also provided.
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- judder free tv field playback with real time field order swapping
- playback of RGB- and alpha channel
- playback of individual red, green , blue channels in color or grayscale
- playback of inverted alpha channel
- stereoscopic 3D playback (currently only available with OpenEXR image format)
- adjustable synchronized sound playback
- windowed playback
- full-screen presentation mode
- interactive scrubbing with mouse
- [ InPoint / OutPoint ] playback
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- YUV 4:2:2 colorspace*
- full real-time 1080 i+p HD TV resolution playback*
- display of individual tv fields in real time with realtime field order swapping
- dynamic real time adjustment of any pixel and image aspect
ratio
using hardware acceleration*; common presets are available
- visual jitter detection and exact playback speed**
- safe frames for action and title areas
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general:
- fully interactive zoom and pan
- flip horizontal / vertical
- RGBA historgram
- interactive 8bit + 16bit (exr only) RGBA color info
- interactive gamma correction
timecode:
- timecode, filename and speed display
- SMPTE timecode support for FILM, PAL and NTSC
- 0 or 1 based timecode / frame display
- timecode based on filename number
if not in playback mode AnimPlayer is able to display
- Z-Buffer / Inverted Z-Buffer
- original color space
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- entire project loading (and saving)
- most recently used filelists
- drag + drop of files from Explorer
- file as command line parameter
- playlists via IFL (Image File List) format
- clever multi-threaded background caching
- automatic image sequence detection
- automatic broken sequence detection (also display of missing files)
- automatic or manual reload of changed or added images
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