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June 8th, 2011, 07:52 PM | #1 |
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HE MOV not recognized
That's HD MOV not HE MOV
I'm a PC and a second shooter gave me output from his iMovie after he edited original Canon MOV files. He says they are HD Mov files and i don't know why but Cineform totally doesn't recognize them...is there a workaround?
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June 10th, 2011, 08:22 AM | #2 |
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Re: HE MOV not recognized
if you have final cut on MacOS you have additional mov codec that you cannot have under pc, but if work under imovie, from that i remember you save in mov codec that are avaible on both platform.
open it with quicktime player, and check movie info to see what kind of codec he use. if you have quicktime pro you can save it in no compress mov, or directly to cineform. |
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I tried to load it into Quicktime on my PC and Quicktime doesn't even recognize the .MOV! I've asked the other shooter to just provide the .MOVs from the camera and he's going to do that. Thanks Harry
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June 11th, 2011, 04:42 AM | #4 |
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Re: HE MOV not recognized
Hi Harry, try to add the trial of this codec Calibrated{Q} XD Decode Overview
may be your partner use it under imovie... but it's very strange be cause usually this kind of codec under mac are avaible only if you have final cut installed. Anyway, if you have a small clip to download, i can load under mac and i can tell you if is a codec that is possible to have under window or not. you can send me a PM |
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I don't own a MAC so I'm dependent on the MOV being standard. Quicktime on my PC won't recognize the file! Weird eh?
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Re: HE MOV not recognized
Hi Harry,
QuickTime .MOV is a file format that can hold many different types of video compression. If the MOV file was imported into iMovie then there's a really high probability that it was converted into a MOV file with the 'Apple Intermediate Codec' as that's the video compression that iMovie is optimized to work in (i.e. 'AIC' MOV files). If that's the case, then you need a Mac OSX computer (but you don't need FCP on the computer) to read 'Apple Intermediate Codec' compressed MOV files, as that video codec does not exist with QuickTime on Windows. If you open the MOV file in QuickTime Player 7.6 on Windows - and the MOV file opens and you can hear the audio but it shows black on the video screen (and you may get a message box saying you need to download additional software to decompress the video) - you should be able to go to the Menu Bar in QuickTime Player and choose "Window->Show Movie Inspector" and the 'Movie Inspector' window should pop-up and in that window, under the 'Format' section', it should state the video and audio formats in the MOV file. If it says 'Apple Intermediate Codec' then you'll need a Mac OSX computer to view the video in the MOV file. However if you try to open the MOV file in QuickTime Player 7.6 - and the MOV file does not open at all and you get a message saying 'This is not a file that QuickTime understands' or something like that - then that usually indicates a bad or corrupted MOV file. Hope that helps! Cheers, Greg Calibrated Software |
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Mov like Avi are not a standard, are a simple containers, with audio video content that can encoded in many different ways. Like i cannot read an avi with video or audio codified with a custom windows codec under macOS, i cannot read some mov where audio video are codified with custom Mac only codec under windows. cineform is multiplatform codec, but many other codec are not implemented on both platform in the same way, then something is windows only related, other mac only related. i'm downloading file that you send me and i can tell you more later. |
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PC Quicktime does not recognize XDCAM EX wrapped in MOV container. So far we have not found any solution to it except to rewrap it on Mac to mp4 files or transcode to other codec like ProRes.
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try Calibrated{Q} XD Decode Overview
this may help you in your mixed environment Pc-Mac |
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