ProRes file from Atomos

[Tom Daigon]

Adobe CS5 on Mac will playback and encode Prores IF you have FCP/FCPX/ New Motion/New Compressor installed on your machine

Adobe CS5 on a PC can ONLY playback Prores IF you download the codecs from Apple and install them.

Tom Daigon
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[Jeff Pulera]

Hi Jerry,

On the PC, you shouldn’t have to “do” anything – as long as QuickTime is installed, ProRes is automatically supported. Please note that Premiere has had an issue with not accepting ProRes files that have 4-channel audio. This was rectified with a recent Premiere update

Jeff Pulera
Safe Harbor Computers

[Jerry Vogt]

Thanks Jeff,
That was good news. Now I can start by finding a PC for my new Adobe software.

[Jim Wiseman]

Just to clarify Tom’s comment, If you have any one of those programs on a Mac (I know you are on Windows) you will get the ProRes codecs. Compressor 4 and Motion 5 are only 49.95. Motion is the more updated of the two from the previous version 4. This would be for Mac users of Premiere Pro who never got FCP.

Jim Wiseman
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