Check to see if Quicktime Pro for Windows accepts a camcorder VOB. If you can find someone that has it (or I’m sure it is floating around the internet somewhere) you just need to drop it into that folder and your HDV encoded files that once only played audio will play just fine.Īfter figuring this out today, we tested it on a Mac without FCP and it worked like a champ. Quicktime Pro (30 toll) is usually used to do this. The codecs are located on your Mac in the /Library/Quicktime folder.
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However, if you know someone that has FCP, the codec is is only one file and can be easily copied over without having to install the entire FCP application on your machine. But for other formats like WMV, RM, MKV, MPG, etc, you'll need a video converter to make some video conversion to ensure an unlimited video editing in FCP. Compatible with computers that have a 1-lane Gen 1 Mini PCIe slot, SDI or HDMI video inputs can be added using the built in Hirose and Molex connectors.
Yes, it is true that the HDV codec, and others, only come with FCP. Tips: Final Cut Pro uses QuickTime technology, which means you can import and export almost any almost any QuickTime-compatible file format or import the abovementioned file formats. I realize this posting is old, but if you are like me and are looking for a solution to playing HDV encoded files via Quicktime, and you stumble across this posting I have information for you. I found out the files would only play outside of Final Cut when I had closed the program. OR If you want to Preview the file on a mac, or play it in Quicktime, exit Final Cut Express / Final Cut Pro. bam this took one call to a buddy! Bradley wrote: If you are running Final Cut Express / Final Cut Pro, drag the file onto the timeline and it will play. so glad someone was willing to put this up.
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