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ProRes issues with CC14 on Windows
You do not always know you have a corrupt video file until you try to play it, and that is usually inside Premiere. The file in question is a ProRes file recorded with a KiPro. Normally if Premiere can’t understand a file format, like a PPT that happens to be in a folder you are importing, it simply gives a report of this after successfully importing other files. But with this corrupt MOV (must not have finished recording in the field due to various possible causes) it just goes to “not responding” if you try to click anything, and eventually you need to quit the program (appcrash).
On the same topic, once I have a bunch of ProRes in a project (Windows by the way) it seems to become unstable and eventually goes to “not responding” mode with basic usage. This is on a i5 Dell laptop which works fantastic with XDCAM and P2 footage. I can edit ProRes all day long without incident on CS6 on my old workhorse Core 2 Duo workstation.
Could the laptop’s video card be the issue with the ProRes?
Cheers
Mike Cohen
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Have you installed Quicktime?
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Quicktime is installed. 8gigs ram.
ProRes files which are not corrupt import just fine and play back, but stability is in question. Granted it is a non-Mac laptop -
8GB is definitely low. What GPU does this laptop have and what driver version?
Eric-ADK
Tech Manager
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Did you try to play the file in another application? Try Quicktime, VLC, or any other Media Player…
Does the file show a thumbnail in the Finder?
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