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Framanip Pro V1.0 animation sequence viewer for free


FRAMANIP PRO is now is available for download here: http://www.ranchcomputing.com/V_framanip.php It's an animation and image viewer created for 3D animators. It displays individual frame sequences in real time, using your computers RAM.

It can do many things including:
  • Display any BMP / TGA / TIF / PNG / JPG / JPEG2000 sequence at any Frames per second rate (FPS).
  • Resave all the frames in different file format.
  • Resize or crop all the frames of your animation and resave as a new sequence.
  • Tell you which frames are missing from your animation sequence.
What like about it is that it's a portable .exe, which means you don't have to install the program, you can just dump it on your desktop or wherever and your are good to go. I also like that it loads the frames to RAM really quickly. And of course I like the fact that it's free:)

What I would like to see in the next version is suport for more file formats, such as .rpf/rla etc. and the ability to see just the alpha channel of rendered frames.
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