[Terry Fein]

Thanks, George. I tried it again, and it worked. Not sure what I was doing wrong, except that I also had a jpeg file with the same name, so that might have interfered with it.

[Terry Fein]

Thanks. I will look into that.

[Terry Fein]

I solved the problem by reducing the size of the jpeg file, which was huge.

[Terry Fein]

Thanks. I will give it a shot.

[Terry Fein]

Thanks. That would be very useful. Unfortunately, my anti-virus software is blocking it.

[Terry Fein]

Thanks. I’m not sure I understand what this program adds, as I already seem to be able to edit and render the ProRes files in Vegas Pro 13.

[Terry Fein]

ProRes HQ. Pretty sure that Cinema DNG is not activated yet. I have the most recent version of the Quicktime player installed. Is there anything else I need to do with QuickTime?

[Terry Fein]

Just following up on this. Might this simply be a limitation on the Preview window so as to allow smooth playback?

[Terry Fein]

I’ve tried it on three diffferent players, and in the DVDA preview window. It’s not much of a problem, though, as I discovered that the fast forward will move to the next video fairly quickly, and then the players resume playing at normal speed.

[Terry Fein]

That is exactly what I did, and once a video plays, it will automatically move to the next video. However, the “next” command on the remote control doesn’t work.