JVC GY-HD250 & DR-HD100 Quicktime Playback

Jeff Paduchowski · January 15th, 2009, 02:16 PM

NO.
If you are a WINDOWS USER, you will not be able to playback the HD Quicktime files captured on the DR-HD100

WHY?
Because in order to playback the HD Quicktime files you MUST be on a MAC with the latest version of QUICKTIME installed AND Final Cut Pro!

Reason?
Nobody seems to know why. Apparently when on a Mac, you mix one part; Quicktime, with one part FCP; at about 65 degrees or room temperature, and you get HD Quicktime playback.

There's no recipe for Windows yet.

In conclusion, thanks everyone for their input on this thread, I apparently was talking to a newbie or moron from FE. My bad for that.

So, to all my Windows users out there; You must record to the Native JVC file format (.M2T) and then convert or whatever from there.

It sucks, I know.
Good luck!

Michael Welch · January 27th, 2009, 11:55 PM

You have to have FCP. The Quicktime Codec incorporated into the program opens up your ability to play the DR-HD100 quicktime files on your Mac. This is the only way you can play the files recorded on the hard drive. Once installed you should not have any problems. Until you do you will only become frustrated. Do not bother buying the Quicktime pro program as it does not have the Codec you need and it is only supported in the latest versions and updated versions of FCP

Greg Corke · February 4th, 2009, 05:21 PM

Guys defo record record .m2t and re-wrap with clipwrap it's awesome software and the only hassle free way. It's just been updated as well (see my other thread). It's also incredibly fast. Good luck.

G

Thomas Klausnitz · February 16th, 2010, 07:24 AM

Hi Guys,

sorry for my bad english.

I´had trouble with Quicktime HD recorded by Firstore DR-HD100. I´ve forgotten to switch it back to M2TS, make a shoot, transfer it to my Windows PC and then...nothing.

No way to get these Files into my Vegas Pro 9 or other NLE.

I used some Pro Applications and become only Error Messages.

Then, i used SUPER

SUPER &copy

put these file into the queue list select TS (M2TS) as output container, Audio as mp2, highest bitrate and then encode...and now i get the files in M2TS MPEG2-TS.

You don´t need am MAC or FCP to play it out. If you only view some footage then use VLC by Videolan, he comes also with the right codec to play some Quicktime HD 720P/25/50/30/60.

I hope my solution is a part of your idea´s! :-)

Phil Balsdon · February 16th, 2010, 03:29 PM

On your Mac go the main hard drive, open the Library folder, then the Quicktime, in the Quicktime folder you should have an "AppleHDVCodec.component".

Thomas Klausnitz · March 28th, 2010, 01:46 AM

hi guys,

these app convert the quicktime files for your NLE or winPC.

It´s a Freeware. Go on Hauptseite - www.mik-digital.de and choose "Programme" and then download MP4toMPG. It works great, easy and its for free.

thomas

January 15th, 2009, 02:16 PM	#16
Jeff Paduchowski New Boot Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Boston Ma Posts: 9	And the answer is... NO. If you are a WINDOWS USER, you will not be able to playback the HD Quicktime files captured on the DR-HD100 WHY? Because in order to playback the HD Quicktime files you MUST be on a MAC with the latest version of QUICKTIME installed AND Final Cut Pro! Reason? Nobody seems to know why. Apparently when on a Mac, you mix one part; Quicktime, with one part FCP; at about 65 degrees or room temperature, and you get HD Quicktime playback. There's no recipe for Windows yet. In conclusion, thanks everyone for their input on this thread, I apparently was talking to a newbie or moron from FE. My bad for that. So, to all my Windows users out there; You must record to the Native JVC file format (.M2T) and then convert or whatever from there. It sucks, I know. Good luck!

January 27th, 2009, 11:55 PM	#17
Michael Welch Tourist Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Los Angeles CA United States Posts: 1	JVC GY-HD250 and the DR-HD100 You have to have FCP. The Quicktime Codec incorporated into the program opens up your ability to play the DR-HD100 quicktime files on your Mac. This is the only way you can play the files recorded on the hard drive. Once installed you should not have any problems. Until you do you will only become frustrated. Do not bother buying the Quicktime pro program as it does not have the Codec you need and it is only supported in the latest versions and updated versions of FCP

March 28th, 2010, 01:46 AM	#21
Thomas Klausnitz New Boot Join Date: May 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 15	solution hi guys, these app convert the quicktime files for your NLE or winPC. It´s a Freeware. Go on Hauptseite - www.mik-digital.de and choose "Programme" and then download MP4toMPG. It works great, easy and its for free. thomas

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February 4th, 2009, 05:21 PM	#18
Greg Corke Major Player Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: London, UK Posts: 245	Guys defo record record .m2t and re-wrap with clipwrap it's awesome software and the only hassle free way. It's just been updated as well (see my other thread). It's also incredibly fast. Good luck. G

February 16th, 2010, 07:24 AM	#19
Thomas Klausnitz New Boot Join Date: May 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 15	Hi Guys, sorry for my bad english. I´had trouble with Quicktime HD recorded by Firstore DR-HD100. I´ve forgotten to switch it back to M2TS, make a shoot, transfer it to my Windows PC and then...nothing. No way to get these Files into my Vegas Pro 9 or other NLE. I used some Pro Applications and become only Error Messages. Then, i used SUPER SUPER &copy put these file into the queue list select TS (M2TS) as output container, Audio as mp2, highest bitrate and then encode...and now i get the files in M2TS MPEG2-TS. You don´t need am MAC or FCP to play it out. If you only view some footage then use VLC by Videolan, he comes also with the right codec to play some Quicktime HD 720P/25/50/30/60. I hope my solution is a part of your idea´s! :-)

February 16th, 2010, 03:29 PM	#20
Phil Balsdon Regular Crew Join Date: May 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 91	On your Mac go the main hard drive, open the Library folder, then the Quicktime, in the Quicktime folder you should have an "AppleHDVCodec.component".