Export

Export formats

Choose Oraphim H.264, HEVC, ProRes, DNxHR, MXF, PNG, OpenEXR, DPX, TIFF, or WAV output from the delivery requirement.

Updated August 27, 2026

Export formats

Oraphim's current Render Queue exposes distribution formats, professional mezzanine/master formats, image sequences, and audio-only output. Choose from the actual handoff requirement instead of assuming one codec is best for every job.

Output Current Oraphim path Good fit
MP4 H.264 H.264 distribution encode Web review, upload, everyday delivery
MOV H.264 H.264 in MOV Review/interchange where MOV is requested
MP4 / MOV HEVC 10-bit HEVC path with capability-probed encoder support Compact 10-bit delivery where supported
ProRes 422 HQ MOV 10-bit 4:2:2 intraframe Professional master/handoff
ProRes 4444 MOV 4:4:4:4 alpha-preserving master Motion/VFX handoff with transparency
DNxHR HQX MOV 10-bit DNxHR HQX Professional interchange/master
MXF DNxHR HQX DNxHR HQX MXF with PCM24 option MXF-based finishing handoff
PNG sequence RGBA image sequence Frame-based comp handoff
OpenEXR sequence RGBA HDR/VFX sequence using ZIP16 compression Scene-linear/HDR/VFX interchange
DPX sequence 10-bit RGB DPX Grading/finishing interchange
TIFF sequence 16-bit RGBA, lossless/Deflate path Lossless frame interchange/archive
WAV PCM audio mix Audio-only delivery

Hardware-aware video encoding

For supported interframe formats, Oraphim exposes Auto, Software, NVIDIA NVENC, Intel Quick Sync, and AMD AMF encoder choices. The Render Queue probes capability; hardware availability depends on the installed GPU/driver/FFmpeg runtime. Do not promise a hardware path on a machine until the capability check succeeds.

Choose by requirement

Use H.264 for efficient review/upload, a professional intraframe format for editable masters, alpha-capable ProRes 4444 or an RGBA image sequence for transparency, and frame sequences when downstream work benefits from independent frames.

Verify

After rendering, check the actual output with a player/probe: container, codec/profile, pixel format/alpha expectation, dimensions, frame rate, frame count/duration, audio, color metadata and first/last frames. Never certify a deliverable from the Export Settings panel alone.