Quicktime DVCProHD in Edius?

[alpi69]

I got quciktime files (mov) that are converted P2 files in DVCProHD. Edius is supposed to read this, but I get an error message when trying to import. Do I need any additional stuff or is Edius not able to see these files.
In After Effects the same files get imported with audio and only white-video.

[Aristotelis]

Which version of Edius are you using? Is it Edius Broadcast?

[GrassValley_KH]

To be honest, I've yet to see working DVCPRO HD Quicktime files working under Windows.

I honestly don't know if it's possible. (considering that the QT decoder is a free download)

[SRsupport]

Maybe the original P2 files should be used.

[tingsern]

How was the original MOV file created in the first place? That should give us a hint - if it originates from a MAC running FCP, I think you have trouble reading that file. I tried it - and gave up.

[THoff]

I have personally worked with DVCProHD QuickTime files in Edius Broadcast 4.5x that originated on a Mac.

What is the error that you are getting? Can you post a link to a small sample?

[tingsern]

Interesting. You got that working. I would like to know what you did right that I didn't.

[GrassValley_KH]

So would I. :)

[SRsupport]

Me too. Sounds interesting ;)

[STORMDAVE]

Here's a test file exported out of FCP.

Give it a try :)

http://download.yousendit.com/16F3A2CE47897F02

[SRsupport]

quicktime pro in windows does not open that file. Tells you extra software is needed and sends you to the developers page. :)

[STORMDAVE]

Did you try to load it in Edius, Im not at my computer right now so cant try it.

[SRsupport]

YIP Edius said can't load file .
But that is what I expected. I would have been pleasantly surprised if it did. :)
It could be that I am doing something wrong. :)

[THoff]

Here's a test file exported out of FCP.

Give it a try :)

http://download.yousendit.com/16F3A2CE47897F02

I'm at the office at the moment, but I'll try your file when I get home.

As I stated before, QuickTime Player for Windows will not play DVCProHD QuickTime files, at least not the video. You should be able to hear the audio if it is in a supported format, but the video will be all black. If you press Ctrl-I to bring up the movie information dialog, it should tell you which codecs are being used.

[GrassValley_BH]

QT for Windows will not play DVCPRO HD QT files.

EDIUS Broadcast (must be Broadcast), however, should be able to load them - it magically unwraps the QT and uses the Canopus HD codec for decoding.

Saw the color bars, at least on my machine (EDIUS Broadcast v4.54)