ProRes 422 codec

[Chris Borjis]

No, just like DVCPRO-HD it has to be installed.

I’m surprised someone has not found a way to
copy the necessary files to another system to
at least enable playback of the codec in a non fcp mac.

[Paul Escandon]

The official answer to that is NO, but I’ve wondered myself what would happen if you take the Quicktime component from a Mac that has the ProRes422 codec and transferred it to a Mac that doesn’t.

I’m not saying to do this – I’m just wondering OUT LOUD if that would work.

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Paul Escandon
Producer | Director | Editor
Apple Certified Trainer – Final Cut Pro
Oremus Productions
http://www.oremusproductions.com
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Adjunct Professor of Media
John Paul the Great Catholic University

[Christian Pettersen]

You can use the separate QmasterNode installer thats on the Final Cut Studio DVD (in the extras folder).
ProRes and the rest of FCP standard codecses are installed with it.

Christian Pettersen
Norway

[Kurt Murphy]

Christain,

Thank you, that worked!

kurt murphy

[Gary Adcock]

[Paul Escandon] ” I’m just wondering OUT LOUD if that would work. “

did not work with DVCPROHD, doubt it will work with ProRes.

gary adcock
Studio37
HD & Film Consultation
Post and Production Workflows
Inside look at the IoHD

[Sam Zimman]

Just move the Quicktime Component.
Root/Library/Quicktime/AppleProRes422.component

You probably have to have QT 7.3 on the new computer, but yeah it works.

[Joseph Armstrong]

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