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Output Quicktime or VLC player in Kona3
Posted by Kasper Sørensen on May 16, 2009 at 3:41 pmHi
Is there some way you can enable your Kona3 card as a 3rd monitor, or make it preview either VLC player or QuickTime?
I need it in a lecture i’m doing on editing.The control panel i have is 6.0 and i have tryed with the “Enable desktop display” check box.
Kind regards,
KasperGary Adcock replied 17 years ago 3 Members · 4 Replies -
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Jeremy Garchow
May 16, 2009 at 4:48 pmAJA TV. This must be a video codec, though, any codec from any of the AJA easy setups, save HDV.
It’s free and probably already installed on your computer.
Jeremy
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Kasper Sørensen
May 16, 2009 at 8:50 pmI have tryed with the AJA TV, but it dossent support .MKV files. Is there a way, to install codecs into the AJA TV?
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Jeremy Garchow
May 16, 2009 at 11:37 pm[Kasper Sørensen] “Is there a way, to install codecs into the AJA TV?”
AJA TV is basically a front end player to Quicktime that plays out through the Kona. If QT can support it and it is a SMPTE based video format, then usually the Kona can support playback.
I just looked up mkv and that seems to be it’s own container, kind of like quicktime and it can have a multitude of codecs. I would imagine that AJA TV would not be able to play this back as it’s not QT based. you would also need the appropraite decoder for whatever compressor is wrapped in the mkv.
If you can convert the mkv file to any QT codec that is in the FCP library, then you will have no trouble.
If this isn’t good enough, you can enable the MacDesktop feature and drag a VLC window over there and play from there. If you can, try updating to the latest Kona drivers along with the latest Kona firmware (a separate process).
Jeremy
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Gary Adcock
May 17, 2009 at 10:40 am[Kasper Sørensen] ” but it dossent support .MKV files. Is there a way, to install codecs into the AJA TV?”
Kasper
MKV files are available for windows only and it is a lagging open source solution that is not really a standard and is not supported on the MAC.
No there is no way to install them to play out via the Kona card without converting to a Apple system codec.
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