Working with the Video Sequence Editor - Mastering Blender - page 772

Videos on the CD
Two short video clips are included among the downloadable files that accompany this topic. You should use them
to follow along with the descriptions in this chapter. They are both found in the video_clips subdirectory on
the website. The first, end_zone_clip.avi , is an excerpt from End Zone , a film directed by Rob Cunning-
ham ( www.dualactionpictures.com ) . It is a black-and-white movie with sound. The frame rate for this clip is 24
fps. The second clip, idol_clip.mov , is a composite of green screen footage from Norman England's film
The iDol ( www.theidol-movie.com ) and a sky map created by BlenderArtists.org user M@dcow.
If you choose to add an image sequence, a file browser will open, and you can navigate to the directory
where your images are and select them all with the A key, as shown in Figure 11-5 . Image sequences rendered
by Blender are automatically numbered, and the numbering is read by the VSE, so ordering is also automatic.
Image sequences not created by Blender will also be ordered automatically if they are numbered. Numbering
should include leading zeros and be the last part of the filename before the dot.
Figure 11-5 Selecting an image sequence in the file browser
If you add only a single image, Blender will automatically create a 50-frame sequence from the image.