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“Uncompressed 10-bit” is now “Apple ProIO vout v210 idmc”?
Someone please explain, why the same file comes up as two different formats.
“Uncompressed 10-bit 4:2:2” in OSX 10.3.9 and “Apple ProIO vout v210 idmc” in OSX 10.4.2
Both with QT7 and FCP5,Called AppleCare “Professional Video Support” (which cost a grand) and as usual THEY DONT KNOW ANYTHING.
What Bullshit. Take your enrollment numbers and shove them up your ass. -
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[isoprophlex] “Called AppleCare “Professional Video Support” (which cost a grand) and as usual THEY DONT KNOW ANYTHING.
What Bullshit. Take your enrollment numbers and shove them up your ass.”Comments like this don’t really warrant any helpful response.
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[isoprophlex] “Uncompressed 10-bit 4:2:2”
[isoprophlex] “Apple ProIO vout v210 idmc”
v210 probably refers to the official fourcc of the codec. A bit more technical. It is like saying DV and DV24 411.
Your other comments? I have no comments 🙂
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pardon my outburst.
but with poor apple support, electrical shorting internal power supplies, tearing video frames, crashing apps, poorly manufactured ibooks, and a brand new g5 that has burned out its own dvd drive 3 times in a row now, its been a rough day.
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thank you!
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