Quicktime Capture

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Is it possible to do firewire capture in QT for windows?

 

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no

-richard

Steven Jones wrote:

> Is it possible to do firewire capture in QT for windows?
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"Richard Ragon" <bsema04NOSPAM@hanaho.com> wrote in message
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> no
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> -richard
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Are you pretty sure?
I would have guessed that it was possible.

David

> Steven Jones wrote:
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> > Is it possible to do firewire capture in QT for windows?
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I could be wrong, and I think Quciktime is an awesome program, but yeah.
Doesn't do that to my knowledge.

-Richard


david.mccall wrote:

> "Richard Ragon" <bsema04NOSPAM@hanaho.com> wrote in message
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>>no
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>>-richard
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> Are you pretty sure?
> I would have guessed that it was possible.
>
> David
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>>Steven Jones wrote:
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>>>Is it possible to do firewire capture in QT for windows?
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"Richard Ragon" <bsema04NOSPAM@hanaho.com> wrote in message
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> I could be wrong, and I think Quciktime is an awesome program, but yeah.
> Doesn't do that to my knowledge.
>
I think QuickTime is a wrapper in much the same way
Video for Windows is a wrapper. Many different codecs
can be contained in either wrapper.

If I Select QuickTime as my output in Aftereffects, there
are options for DV codecs along with Sorenson, Cinepak,
M-JPEG, etc.. That makes me suspect that DV can be
used in a QuickTime environment, but I have not seen the
option to capture QuickTime as DV.

David

 

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david.mccall wrote:
> "Richard Ragon" <bsema04NOSPAM@hanaho.com> wrote in message
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>>I could be wrong, and I think Quciktime is an awesome program, but yeah.
>>Doesn't do that to my knowledge.
>>
>
> I think QuickTime is a wrapper in much the same way
> Video for Windows is a wrapper. Many different codecs
> can be contained in either wrapper.
>
> If I Select QuickTime as my output in Aftereffects, there
> are options for DV codecs along with Sorenson, Cinepak,
> M-JPEG, etc.. That makes me suspect that DV can be
> used in a QuickTime environment, but I have not seen the
> option to capture QuickTime as DV.

Right. I routinely produce DV QuickTime files. But I have never seen any
indication that I can do so within the QuickTime player. A separate
program [such as a NLE] is needed [which uses QuickTime behind the
scenes]. OTOH I can easily play those files in the QuickTime player.

 

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david.mccall wrote:

> "Richard Ragon" <bsema04NOSPAM@hanaho.com> wrote in message
> news:mMIuc.16615166$Of.2765788@news.easynews.com...
>
>>I could be wrong, and I think Quciktime is an awesome program, but yeah.
>>Doesn't do that to my knowledge.
>>
>
> I think QuickTime is a wrapper in much the same way
> Video for Windows is a wrapper. Many different codecs
> can be contained in either wrapper.
>
> If I Select QuickTime as my output in Aftereffects, there
> are options for DV codecs along with Sorenson, Cinepak,
> M-JPEG, etc.. That makes me suspect that DV can be
> used in a QuickTime environment, but I have not seen the
> option to capture QuickTime as DV.
>
> David

Correct David,

Quicktime is quite the awesome program. Take a look at the list of
formats that QT will support:

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/products/qt/specifications.html

-Richard

 

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Richard Ragon wrote:

> no
>

Get a copy of Cinestream 3.1 (was $99 at B&H Photo).

It's sort of a shell for Quicktime although a very good NLE in it's own
right.

It captures natively in Quicktime (requires Quicktime 5).



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