quicktime movie won’t read on a windows machine

[Tom Matthies]

Another way that I get around this at times is to Export the Timeline as an Avid codec file. The Avid codecs are available for both Mac and Windows machines. I did work with a graphics guy a few months ago and I was using DVCPro HD as the editing codec. He was running After Effects on a Windows machine. When I needed to export clips for graphics work (usually roto or “wire removal” kinds of things) I would use Avid’s DV100 codec. It works surprising well and it can be read on either machine. You can Google the Avid codecs for both platforms. It works.
Try it.
Tom

[Greg Booth]

Hi,

Both DVFilm and my company, Calibrated Software, offer DVCProHD QuickTime Codecs for Windows. Also, PPro CS4 can read DVCProHD QuickTime Movies (except for 1080p24,1080p30, and 1080p25). Also, our DVCProHD QuickTime codec is available on OSX as well.

You can download a free demo of our DVCProHD QuickTime codec here for OSX or Windows:

https://www.calibratedsoftware.com/QDVCProHD.asp

Cheers,
Greg

Calibrated Software

[Wolfgang Bauer]

Yes. Check out this link.

https://www.calibratedsoftware.com/DVCProHDDecodeQ.html

Best regards

wolf