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  Getting Motion Jpeg Compression

  Posted by Matthew King on October 28, 2010 at 2:19 pm

  I have a client that needs videos compressed to Motion Jpeg to be shown in movie theatres. I have been able to do this before when I was running Quicktime 7 but now I’m running Quicktime 10.0 on a MAC OS X Version 10.6.4. I know before you were able to go into the System Preferences and enable the legacy encoders for quicktime. But now when I go there, there isn’t an option for Quicktime at all.

  Is there a way that I can still get the Motion Jpeg codec so I can go into Final Cut Pro or Compressor and pick it as an option?

  I would love to use another codec but the theatre only likes JPEG 2000 (which when I export doesn’t play smoothly) and Motion Jpeg.

  Any help or suggestions would be most helpful. Thanks!

  Andrew Saliga replied 15 years, 6 months ago 3 Members · 2 Replies
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  Daniel Low

  November 14, 2010 at 11:05 pm

  Google + QT7 Pro.

  Simple.

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  Andrew Saliga

  November 18, 2010 at 11:00 pm

  QT7 Pro Should still be on your system. I believe it gets put into the Utilities folder…also I recall an option on the OS update disc to install it.

  I hope this helps you a little, but, yes, Google is your friend. 🙂

  Andrew Saliga
  I/O Specialist/Assistant Editor
  Steelehouse Productions
  http://www.steelehouse.com

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