![]() ![]() MOV format(google searches confirmed quicktime format being notoriously problematic in other softwares regarding gamma correction and color profile). In my case i needed a conversion process for multiple movie files recorded with a flat color profile in a. Your question is definitely a valid option, since most of softwares mentioned in comments do not make the process of conversion intuitive if it comes to color settings and adding content to rendered output. we can choose interesting us classes from those exposed for users machinations by blender system ImportHelper etc., it is possible to turn Blender into anything including countless prior attempts such as CAD software, CNC, or Vector Graphics editor, possibly even Word processing software. ![]() This is why by reading the documentation, forums etc. ![]() ![]() Thankfully it uses one of the easiest to read (not sure whether easiest to code in ) programming languages - Python. Since Blender allows users to write python scripts and create plugins it exposes an API (Application Programming Interface). I am currently happily typing this answer while its churning through 148 files on my sd card :) script will get those files one by one, putting them as a Movie Strip and rendering them out to folder specified in your render output, additionally this script can render to the same folder and the same extension if you will name your output file based on "prefix_postfix" pattern where three underscores will be replaced by source file name. and browse to the folder you want to convert. Just paste it into text editor on scripting tab in empty blender file, set up your render settings regarding colors etc. I know this is not python related, thats why i can spare you the details Yes, it is possible, but only using python automation. ![]()
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