CompuServe Messages

Hi Gary. Indeed you should be able to just put the .TGA on the timeline and stretch it. Many times what happens is that people will have an "accidental" series of .TGAs. When Razor sees a series such as "TEST1.TGA", "TEST2.TGA", "TEST3.TGA", etc…It will always pull them in as a series, and then you can't stretch them without changing their speed. (Razor assumes 30 frames per second when you bring in TGAs.) Here is something that may interest you: recently a faithful Razor user did some timings on his Pentium 90. He found that for 4 seconds worth of video it took Razor: Around :45 seconds to render the .ANI file Around 7 minutes to render the .TGA equiv. Around 9 minutes to render .STL files. (These timings are heavily dependant on the PAR hardware and software.)