Julius Busecke

Not really because the figure gets created with the specific width and height [from the movie object](https://github.com/jbusecke/xmovie/blob/f69ed6d6813e230f96188deec62e66aa7db3a926/xmovie/core.py#L329). Unless you can somehow 'promote' a plt.figure to a pplot.figure, this would mean...

I will close it for now. For anyone stumbling across this, please feel free to reopen.

Thanks for raising the issue! That is indeed concerning. It might have something to do with the figures not being closed properly. I will definitely check on that. Could you...

Ok. Glad that things worked out.

I have experienced a similar problem on the GFDL analysis machine. I am not sure what could cause this. But Ill reopen this for now.

Thanks for reporting! This seems like a more substantial problem than I first thought. I currently don't have the bandwidth to investigate in detail, but will def turn my attention...

Hi @ognancy4life, thanks for raising this issue and sorry for the long wait. Could you post the version of ffmpeg that you are using?

Ughhh this is indeed a bit convoluted to debug. Can you try to set `verbose=False` and see if the movie gets created?

I think this error is just raised in [this part of the code](https://github.com/jbusecke/xmovie/blob/1d05463f95a88261decd7d04f08fe389edf17664/xmovie/core.py#L110-L119) which is responsible for the printing the stdout to the notebook...

Lol, that isnt the most helpful advice, huh? Can you try to run `ffmpeg -r 15 -i "output/frame_%05d.png" -y -c:v libx264 -preset veryslow -crf 10 -pix_fmt yuv420p -r 15 "output/"`...