SCRATCH gets licensed ProRes output on Windows

[Charlie Austin]

[Walter Soyka] “ProRes remains proprietary, but the fact that it has now been licensed on “the other platform” is interesting — and hopefully promising for interchange.”

I wouldn’t be surprised to see more ProRes new popping up going forward. Now that QT is officially dead/deprecated, Apple needs to get some fresh cross-platform love going… 🙂

————————————————————-

~ My FCPX Babbling blog ~
~”It is a poor craftsman who blames his tools.”~
~”The function you just attempted is not yet implemented”~

[Shawn Miller]

[Walter Soyka] “CineForm is proprietary, too, but it’s working on becoming SMPTE VC-5:
https://kws.smpte.org/kws/public/projects/project/details?project_id=15“

I did not know this…. very interesting. Thanks for sharing, Walter.

Shawn

[Daniel Ludwig]

why not use the export-plugins from mirazon:

https://www.miraizon.com/products/codecssysreq.html

good deal for 50$

[Michael Phillips]

The discussion is more on Apple approve/sanctioned ProRes on Windows system with the ability to use the term “Apple ProRes” versus Mirazon ProRes. I have this plug-in and seems to work fine in most apps, but available to Resolve. Basically any application that exposes the QuickTime export engine. But the file will say Mirazon Pro Res when looking at attributes, and not Apple ProRes as that is a licensed trademark, and whatever other symbol they can throw at it.

Michael