Brian Rhodes
June 6th, 2009, 08:56 AM
Shot some test footage in MOV format for a friend that uses final cut. now I am trying to play back and import the footage into Vegas pro 9 and it will not work. I also tried Cineform.
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View Full Version : MOV can not edit or play back on a PC Brian Rhodes June 6th, 2009, 08:56 AM Shot some test footage in MOV format for a friend that uses final cut. now I am trying to play back and import the footage into Vegas pro 9 and it will not work. I also tried Cineform. Tim Dashwood June 6th, 2009, 10:22 AM Quicktime for Windows doesn't ship with the XDCAM EX component installed. The only solution is to purchase Calibrated{Q}'s XD Decode (http://www.calibratedsoftware.com/QXD.asp) for $79.95, which allows you to work with XDCAM EX Quicktimes (and as a bonus HDV Quicktimes too.) Brian Rhodes June 6th, 2009, 10:53 AM Quicktime for Windows doesn't ship with the XDCAM EX component installed. The only solution is to purchase Calibrated{Q}'s XD Decode (http://www.calibratedsoftware.com/QXD.asp) for $79.95, which allows you to work with XDCAM EX Quicktimes (and as a bonus HDV Quicktimes too.) I tried the demo all I got was audio Video was blank Tim Dashwood June 6th, 2009, 09:41 PM Is the video blank just after you import into Vegas or does it also not work if you open the clips in Quicktime Player? Are you running the latest version of Quicktime? Brian Rhodes June 6th, 2009, 11:41 PM Is the video blank just after you import into Vegas or does it also not work if you open the clips in Quicktime Player? Are you running the latest version of Quicktime? Blank with Vegas 9, Cineform, And Quick Time Running lastest version of Quick Time audio only. Greg Booth June 7th, 2009, 08:04 AM Hi Brian, As a quick check, open a MOV in QuickTime Player and choose 'Show Movie Inspector' and make sure the MOV is a XDCAM-compressed file. Next, make sure the CalibratedXDQ.qtx file is in the [SYSTEMDRIVE]:/Program Files/QuickTime/QTComponents directory. If it is not, then you can manually copy it from the [SYSTEMDRIVE]:/Program Files/Calibrated/Plugins/QuickTime directory and then restart. Cheers, Greg Calibrated Software Brian Rhodes June 8th, 2009, 07:51 AM Hi Brian, As a quick check, open a MOV in QuickTime Player and choose 'Show Movie Inspector' and make sure the MOV is a XDCAM-compressed file. Next, make sure the CalibratedXDQ.qtx file is in the [SYSTEMDRIVE]:/Program Files/QuickTime/QTComponents directory. If it is not, then you can manually copy it from the [SYSTEMDRIVE]:/Program Files/Calibrated/Plugins/QuickTime directory and then restart. Cheers, Greg Calibrated Software Greg finally I un-installed quick time and CalibratedXDQ and downloaded new files re-installed worked fine. I have another problem with grey lines in the video... LOL I purchased a license yesterday thanks Greg.. |