OpenCL / GPU animation rendering?

[IteratedLaughter]

Does this exist? Also, does anyone like using Mandelbulber? I have used it before but have enjoyed Mandelbulb 3d much more. When I used bulber last though, it has OpenCL and rendered crazy fast. I am practicing with the animations and am wondering if there is a similar way to render them? Or is there a way to render a parameter made from either with LuxRender? I have that program aswell, and have not been able to figure out how to render anything with it haha. I am still really new to the fractal world but have been reading books etc and have developed a huge interest in studying and generating them!

Thank you!

[taurus]

Does this exist? Also, does anyone like using Mandelbulber?

It does exist and yes, I like using Mandelbulber. As fortune wants, I recently uploaded a video completely rendered in mandelbulber, the first 30 seconds are openCL. You can find it here:
http://www.fractalforums.com/movies-showcase-%28rate-my-movie%29/bad-bunny-bitch/msg74069/#msg74069

As LuxRender is a raytracer and m3d and bulber use distance estimated raymarching, I see no way to bring them together...

[IteratedLaughter]

It does exist and yes, I like using Mandelbulber. As fortune wants, I recently uploaded a video completely rendered in mandelbulber, the first 30 seconds are openCL. You can find it here:
http://www.fractalforums.com/movies-showcase-%28rate-my-movie%29/bad-bunny-bitch/msg74069/#msg74069

As LuxRender is a raytracer and m3d and bulber use distance estimated raymarching, I see no way to bring them together...

Hmm, not up to speed on exactly what those terms mean or refer to. Still pretty damn noob-ish haha.

[IteratedLaughter]

Awesome video by the way! On the topic of rendering, with M3d (from the video I watched) you have to render the preview which exports to an .gif, and then use seperate software to render the gif into an .avi / add music, etc? I recently bought Sony Vegas and have been watching videos trying to figure out how the hell to get all of that to work haha. How do you go about it??

[taurus]

try VirtualDub to make jpg/png sequence to avi.

[IteratedLaughter]

Yeah that is what I discovered first and was able to create an animation but could not replicate the results. But today I stumbled upon a very helpful tutorial and the tiny animation I created today looks a lot cleaner than the previous!