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Quicktime Uncompressed 10-bit 4:2:2 720×486
I just received a .mov file from my client, QuickTime tell me it’s an Uncompressed 10-bit 4:2:2 720×486, and I know it’s was rendered in Final Cut Pro. In AF and QT I only see a white page! Is this video corrupt or I’m missing a QuickTime codec?
Can you Help!
Regards
St
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Since it’s 10-bit, it could be a Blackmagic codec. You can download them at https://www.decklink.com/support/software/
But you should probably ask the client about his system first.
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The client told me he used Firewire to capture his video!
I tried AJA Windows QuickTime
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He used Firewire… It’s a half truth 🙂
The AJA IO is a device that captures uncompressed video and connets to a Mac via Firewire. But that’s not capturing through Firewire. It’s an uncompressed device which uses Firewire as a data protocol.
The codec they used is Apple Uncompressed 8 bit, which comes with all of Apple Pro apps (FCP, Motion, etc).
It’s not the Blackmagic codec, but its’ compatible with it. Good to know the Windows AJA codec too.
Watch carefully for gamma shifts, though. They’re very frequent with codecs which are almost the same, but not completely 🙂Adolfo Rozenfeld
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