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Using the Video Playback Feature in Frame Approval

Guide to using video playback for approving frames on the Render Network

Using Video Playback is a useful tool for approving frames on the Render Network

Overview The Frame Approval step on the Render Network includes a powerful video playback feature that lets you preview your animation directly in-browser. This helps you catch issues like flickers, black frames, or rendering artifacts without having to inspect every frame manually.

How It Works Once frames begin rendering, you can:

  • Play the animation back in real-time using the video player.

  • Adjust playback speed to quickly scan or slow things down for a closer look.

  • Pause and scrub to any point in the timeline.

  • Use frame-by-frame navigation to inspect exact frames.

  • Queue individual frames for re-render directly from the timeline.

This is especially useful for identifying visual errors across long sequences.

Partial Renders Are OK Even if your render job isn’t 100% complete, you can still preview whatever frames have finished. This gives you a usable reference earlier in the process.

Clearing Cached Previews After queuing re-renders, refresh your browser to clear cached video previews and ensure you’re seeing the updated frames.

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