Auto save render stats?

[IXix]

Is there a way to automatically save render statistics? I'm batch rendering a dozen projects via the render queue and it would be helpful if the stats could be saved.

I had a look but couldn't see anything useful in the render dialog, queue dialog or actions list.

[noisebud]

Originally Posted by IXix

Is there a way to automatically save render statistics? I'm batch rendering a dozen projects via the render queue and it would be helpful if the stats could be saved.

I had a look but couldn't see anything useful in the render dialog, queue dialog or actions list.

I'm looking for this too... It would be great if a simple text file could be saved with the render stats at every render.

[Hermetech Mastering]

Or a setting in the render window like "Auto save .html render stats on render" etc. Then you still get the cool graphs too.

[schwa]

In the project metadata dialog, there is a checkbox to embed peak/loudness values in the rendered file, which might help you.

[Hermetech Mastering]

I just looked in Project Settings and searched in Preferences and couldn't find that setting, any clues?

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by Hermetech Mastering

I just looked in Project Settings and searched in Preferences and couldn't find that setting, any clues?

He said a checkbox in the "project metadata dialog" , which can be open at least 3 ways,..

1) Main Menu > File > Project Metadata Dialog
2) Actions > "File: Show project render metadata window"
3) Render window > Metadata button

[IXix]

Originally Posted by schwa

In the project metadata dialog, there is a checkbox to embed peak/loudness values in the rendered file, which might help you.

That's good but if you're rendering a lot of files at once it would be useful to have the stats for all of them dumped into a single file/folder so you can easily see the relative values.

Personally I don't need the graphs but a tabulated list of values (or maybe even a CSV file) would be handy.

[Edgemeal]

Originally Posted by IXix

Is there a way to automatically save render statistics?

I was going to ask for this feature when HTML stats was added, but I knew it would get added sooner or later, Thanks devs!

v6.67+dev0908 - September 8 2022
  + Render: add option to write outfile.render_stats.html for each rendered file [t=263705]

[Hermetech Mastering]

Yes, this is great!

[minothi]

Hey :-)

I was just looking for this feature, but it's not in the prefs/audio/rendering. Has it moved or been dropped? I would like to save that html file automatically.

Morten

[schwa]

[edit] see post #13 below.

[Meo-Ada Mespotine]

How about outfile.html like outfile.rpp for batch/render queue?

[schwa]

Doh I forgot!

[IXix]

It's cool that it saves the individual stats for each output file, so thanks again for that, but what I wanted originally was for the stats page that you can open after a render to be saved automatically, because that gives you an overview of all the files that were rendered. I still have to open it in the browser and save from there, so if you get a moment...

edit: You know, like when rendering a bunch of regions etc. I don't think I explained myself properly, sorry.

[splitting_ears]

Originally Posted by IXix

It's cool that it saves the individual stats for each output file, so thanks again for that, but what I wanted originally was for the stats page that you can open after a render to be saved automatically, because that gives you an overview of all the files that were rendered. I still have to open it in the browser and save from there, so if you get a moment...

edit: You know, like when rendering a bunch of regions etc. I don't think I explained myself properly, sorry.

Same here. I'd really like an option somewhere to get just one stats file per render.
The only way I've found so far is to manually click on the stats button in the render window, select 'Open render statistics chart in web browser (hide file paths)', and manually save it. But this quickly becomes tedious when you have to export multiple files and formats.

Or maybe I'm missing something?