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PC-Pro Res Issues with Premiere
Hey guys,
I have been having an issue with certain pro res files for a while now.
I have quick time installed so I can use pro res files made in compressor without a hitch.But when I use a pro res file made from log and transfer inside final cut. Adobe cant play the file, and VlC will only play the audio.
Does anyone know a way to fix this without having to run everything through compressor?
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Final Cut writes some files that will not just work on Windows machines without some codecs which aren’t free.
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VLC won’t play ProRes regardless if I recall correctly.
What error does Premiere Pro give you? Missing codec?
https://support.apple.com/downloads/Apple_ProRes_QuickTime_Decoder_1_0_for_Windows may be worth grabbing, maybe it’s a legacy compatibility issue.
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Some components are not added to the Windows version of QuickTime. Is the footage HDV or XDCAM?
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Its P2 footage. It was trans coded into pro res using the log and transfer function in FCP 7
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