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QUICKTIME from FCS6 to Premiere CS3
I have exported a DVCPROHD QUICKTIME from Final Cut Studio 6. My motion graphics guy is working with Adobe Premiere CS3. What must be done for him to be able to import my QUICKTIME into his system?
The change to the Adobe system is a result of a last minute change in vendors.
Thanks for the help.
JimJim Carswell
Spyhop Productions, Inc.
Savannah, GA
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He will need the Calibrated DVCPRO HD decoder:
https://www.calibratedsoftware.com/QDVCProHD.asp
Shane
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I could be wrong Shane, but I believe more recent versions of Quicktime include the Prores decoders right within the QT player. Premiere Pro can playback ProRes with no difficulty. This tutorial shows you how to go back and forth between FCP and Premiere Pro in CS3.
https://blogs.adobe.com/davtechtable/2007/06/adobe_production_premium_cs3_a.html#more
For CS4, Premiere Pro has a FCP importer and can recreate the timeline with a fairly high degree of accuracy. You would still want to create a custom preset in Premiere Pro to set up for a ProRes timeline.
hope this helps,
Dennis
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