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January 16th, 2006, 01:59 PM | #16 |
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Because I am missing the codec, will I not be able to uload regular DV footage?
I am currently trying to import the HDV footage I mentioned above which I converted to DV and the error message I get when I open log and capture is: "Unable to initialize video deck... " THE DISK MENTIONED ABOVE WAS THE DISC USED TO INSTALL MY FCP. WHAT IS THE PROPER WAY TO RE-INSTALL? OR IS THERE A SIMPLER WAY TO GET THE CODEC BACK? Thanks, Dan |
January 17th, 2006, 12:48 PM | #17 | ||
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Either way, when you get the error message can you still work in FCP, or does it shut you down? I would stay away from the DVCPROHD codec because it is more trouble than its worth with 960x720 default frame size and non-square pixels. Stick with Apple Intermediate Codec and square pixels at 1280 x 720 and you should be fine. Quote:
The install disk will check to make sure that you have quicktime 7 and install it if you don't. Since you originally "dragged the icon of FCP from the disk onto my hardrive" then you must have a CD copy of the application that was already installed on someone else's system. This means you are missing all of the extras (codecs, drivers & presets) needed to run FCP properly. FCP is not self-contained like other apps because of its dependency on Quicktime. Have you tried iMovieHD? It works with HD AIC codec. It will even digitize 720P30.
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