avi file in Quicktime Pro on PC
When I bring an avi file (captured from camera or generated in editor) into Quicktime Pro (on a PC) I get lots of artifacts and pixelating. This is happening on my two current PCs, but my recollection is that this did not happen on my old PC (which I no longer have). As a matter for fact, I have some mov files I created on the old PC using QT Pro that look fine.
What am I doing wrong? I recall something in the past about needing to download the "authoring" opting with QT, but I don't recall seeing that when I installed QT Pro on my new PCs. Do I need a special codec? Current PC configuration: Dell Workstation 380 Windows XP Pro Two 3.4 GHz dual core Pentium D 4 GB RAM 500GB SATA harddrive Primary editor: Vegas 6d Primary avi capture sw: Scenalyzer Quicktime Pro version 7.1 Regards, Buddy |
"When I bring an avi file (captured from camera or generated in editor) into Quicktime Pro (on a PC) I get lots of artifacts and pixelating."
This happens to me when I open a DV avi in QT. However, there's nothing wrong with the file, it's just that QT isn't displaying it right for some reason. If I export the avi, the exported file looks fine. Unless you use QT as a viewer, I wouldn't worry about it. BTW, I think it has to do with the DV codec, if I open an avi with a different codec, it looks normal. I don't know why this is, but either way, the exported files are fine. |
In Quicktime Player, you'd need to enable the high quality mode.
Its under the Crtl + J menu somewhere. |
Glenn,
Thank you. That works. High Quality can even be set in preferences, so all files are displayed that way. Buddy |
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