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FYI ProRes LT works on fcp 6.03….
Just an FYI if it helps anyone.
I had read a few posts here but they were unconfirmed.
ProRes LT quicktimes work with fcp 6.03 (6.05 was thought to be the minimum)
but you MUST have a minimum of quicktime 7.6.2 installed.
also if you have the ProRes read codec for PC, quicktime 7.62 is required.
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Ah, but does FCP have SEQUENCE SETTINGS that will work for this? Will it automatically make a ProRes LT timeline?
Shane
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I tried this when FCP 7 came out. I was able to play back, but when it came to rendering…which requires writing in the ProRes LT codec…it did not work.
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[Shane Ross] “Will it automatically make a ProRes LT timeline?”
It won’t. there are easy setups but they don’t work.
I just rendered it as prores hq.
good to know if your in a pinch and don’t have fcp 7
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ProRes HQ? Why are you doing that? Just use regular ProRes. Rendering LT to HQ is quite pointless, and will only take up more space.
Shane
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[Shane Ross] “ProRes HQ? Why are you doing that? Just use regular ProRes. Rendering LT to HQ is quite pointless, and will only take up more space.”
true. I was in a hurry. I have a 12TB framestore, so no biggie. 🙂
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