Just a quick update on a previous post I had made... If you work in post-production and need to read Quicktime files on your PC that have DVCPro50 or DVCProHD content in them exported out of Final Cut Pro, there's a new "utility" by the smart guys over at dvfilm.com. Prior to this $95 Quicktime add-in component by DVFilm, it was impossible to read these types of files on a PC and would require converting them on a Mac into a PC-readable codec such as AJA or Blackmagic.
I have not used this component yet, but I have used other products by DVFilm, and they work very well as advertised. Give it a shot if you find yourself in a bind and need to read these types of QT files.
About Me
- Steve
- Portland, OR, United States
- I'm an independent film producer trying to navigate the treacherous waters of finance, business, and creativity. I have a fairly extensive background in all things "tech" which I try not to allow to overtake my pursuit of creativity. Keeping an open mind is best, but certainly not always easy... practicality and reality become the benchmark of all good ideas.
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