Paul Redgrove
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This may be very obvious but my Quicktime folder is Library>Application Support, is this the one? And when you say root does you mean on the HD? has the QT folder found it’s way into the wrong place?
Used search and found an IMX codec pkg and component. The package will not install on any drive and simply adding the codec component to the Quicktime folder did nothing.
Paul Redgrove
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I installed it as a last resort when all my video failed to run. Have now uninstalled everything with the word calibrated in front of it but still nothing…Is there such a thing as an IMX codec? My machine in the office doesn’t appear to have one either but works fine…
Paul Redgrove
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Sorry meant to say laptop and office Mac (I guess they’re not G5’s anymore) are both Intel.
Re-installed FCP same problem just no sign of an IMX codec? Installed Kona codecs as well still nothing…
Will try the disk warrior route as a matter of course
cheers
Paul Redgrove
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Copied the QT folder from G5 to laptop but nothing. Re-installed updates and repaired permissions. Can now here the video but can see nothing. What do you mean by rebuild directories?
In the Quicktime folder there is a CalibratedIMXCodec.component is this the codec?
Paul Redgrove
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Try working in the “multi-tasking” environment where everyone thinks they’re a camera op or editor!
I’ve found de-interlacing on it’s own is never enough if anyone has a fool-proof method with video love to know it – me I tweak grain, vignettes etc etc ad infinitum 🙂
Paul Redgrove
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Cheers Walter
Your’e right but I think it will only export sequences in XML and not the whole project…links to all used media as well so acts as a form of Media Manager 2 birds with 1 stone etc.
Paul Redgrove