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Resolve 9 Lite will not recognize our .mov file.
Hi guys,
Need some help.
After a multitude of terrible issues regarding Premiere XML, I have decided to simply use scene detection to grade a feature film. However, Resolve seems to not even recognize the file whatsoever.
This is a .mov file, 117 GB. Codec is Apple ProRest 422 (HQ), AAC, Timecode.
Anyone have any issues with this? We are trying to make TIFF and in a serious pickle.
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9 Replies
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[Brad Ballanger] “Codec is Apple ProRest 422 (HQ)”
That should not be an issue, however, does your source file have a .mov suffix? Resolve won’t see it otherwise.
jPo
“I always pass on free advice — its never of any use to me” Oscar Wilde.
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Yep. I even just renamed it to specifically include .mov – zero dice.
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Can you open it in qt player 7, hit command-i and tell here what it exactly says?
Editor/Colorist, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Kind: Quicktime movie
Size: 117 GB
Dimensions: 1920 x 1080
Codecs: AppleProRes 422 (HQ), AAC, Timecode
Color profile: HD (1-1-1)
Duration: 1:29:19
Audio channels: 2
Total bit rate: 174,772 -
Looks all good. I am without a clue!
I think, what I would do is try to export a shorter piece to see if the size of the file is bugging your system. Let’s say ten seconds or something. Just to rule that out.
Editor/Colorist, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Wha was the file extension before you renamed it to .mov?
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Ok, not to insult, just to rule out: did you refresh your folder in de media page?
Editor/Colorist, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Hi
ProrezHQ with AAC audio encoding is a bit odd combination, maybe you should try to import a prorez file without audio or with uncompressed 16 bit audio/ or 24 bit for that matter. Just render a minute add the .mov extension and try again
hope it helps
René A. Hazekamp
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Searching MOV to Davinci Resolve in Google and turned to this thread. I have issues when importing MOV files(from Canon) to Davinci Resolve. By searching further, I know MOV is a container format which can contain data encoded using various compression and encoding schemes. If your MOV files are not accepted by your Resolve, it’s probably because of the video or audio codec incompatibility. On this occasion, you need to transcode MOV to DaVinci Resolve preferred DNxHD or ProRes files and then transfer the converted MOV files to DaVinci Resolve for editing.
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