Daniel Low
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As usual, Charles is right on the money. I actually prefer the Episode interface.
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This may help if you still have access to the Data DVDs:
https://www.mediafour.com/products/macdrive6/
It’s saved my life a few times!
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The answer is yes.
A quick search on google comes up with this tutorial:
https://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=B6899
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Can you export a Quicktime reference movie (Not self-contained) and then import it into compressor?
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Yes, both formats specifications support full 1080P60 using H.264, however it’s harder to find players, displays and software that support 1080P let alone at 60fps. This will obviously change with time.
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Have you repaired disc permissions?
if so
Have you tried saving/exporting to a different volume and/or with a different file name. -
I’m not sure that the 625 IMX 50 codec is available on Quicktime for Windows? Don’t you have to have an Avid installed in order to get access to the format?
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I’d go with Flash.
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I certainly wouldn’t spend money on cleaner, it hasn’t recieved a useful upgrade in years. Flip4Mac Studio pro is great but I’d consider the Episode family if you’re looking at advanced preprocessing and the ability to spit out most other formats at high quality. It’s also much better value than either cleaner or Squeeze IMHO.
https://www.flip4mac.com/episode.htm