Claire Wilkins
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So an update on this for anyone who comes across this problem- I’ve managed to get it working….
Bizarrely, if i install Final Cut Pro X as a Demo version- and then install the Pro Codecs FOR FINAL CUT PRO from the below link:
https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1396?locale=en_US
Magically Premiere Pro , Quicktime and everything else, can suddenly see, import and edit these .mov files as normal. Bit of a roundabout way of doing it, and no idea why you can’t simply get the codecs for Premiere Pro natively!
Kind regards,
Claire
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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It was run through a MacBook Pro onsite- as in – that’s where the SD card was placed- so i suppose it’s possible….. I would assume i would remember something like that however, as we don’t use Final Cut Pro here- only the creative cloud. It was April last year however…
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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Media Encoder cannot read them either :-/
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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In camera onto an SD card
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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I oversaw the onsite offload myself. They were put on a hard drive straight from the camera- so weren’t transcoded- which is why i am a bit at a loss!
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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Is this still a thing? I’ve a project i would like to try it on but all the links are now dead ☹
Kind regards,
Claire
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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Hi Walter,
Thank you so much for your advice, but ( and it’s probably me panicking a little) I can’t get it to work.
Could you perhaps take a look at the Project file for me if i upload it with any assets??
I’m at my witts end with it all!
-Claire
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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Desperate for anyones help on this :,( – If anyone has any bright ideas – or i am going to have to start from scratch with no time to get it done.
eep!
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK
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It was all of those things, but perhaps it was a touch off center somehow as when i hit reset it started to work properly, even though it didnt move! Weird!!
Junior Content Manager – MCI UK