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| spumco |
| Posted: May 17 2013, 07:20 PM |
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Hola o/
Is there a plugin that will read the files output from a BlackMagic Shuttle?
The BlackMagic tin box coughs out .mov files in 1 of 4 formats. Of the 4, I'm messing with "Uncompressed 10 Bit QuickTime" and "Avid DNxHD QuickTime" to produce 1920x1080@30fps stereo files. I can play the DNxHD ones with QuickTime just fine but for the uncompressed ones, presumably I'd have to buy Pro 'cos it barfs and points me at a web site. That's a guess. There are also 2 other formats called "Apple ProRes QuickTime" and "Avid DNxHD MXF" which I haven't tried.
I have VirtualDub 1.9.11 (both 32 and 64, just to check) and I've installed fcchandler's QuickTime plugin. I know the plugin is detected as without it .mov files aren't even listed; installing the plugin makes them visible in the file open dialog.
Opening .mov files results in either "Missing codec [AVDN]" or "Missing codec [V210]". The file information dialog from QuickTime Plugin v2.6 says "Actual Quick Time format: Unrecognized format (v210)" and "Decompressor (fourcc): Missing codec (V210)" although frame size and fps look correct. The import log button on the bottom of this dialog says "Audio track 2 has an unsupported Sound Description version (2)."
I have Avid codecs 2.3.7 installed (just noticed there's a 2.3.8 which won't help here, but still) which is presumably what makes QuickTime work.
This is all on 64 bit Windows 7.
Did I do something wrong or does the above just mean the plugin is a bit out of date? Has anyone else seen the above before and if so how did you deal with it? Does anyone know if either of the other 2 codec formats are supported?
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| Abrazo |
| Posted: May 17 2013, 09:01 PM |
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Personally, I do not have any experience with these kind of QuickTime files, but maybe there is a little chance to open them by using the
DirectShow inputdriver plugin for VirtualDub:
> http://forums.virtualdub.org/index.php?act...=ST&f=7&t=15093
FFMpeg inputdriver plugin may also work:
> http://code.google.com/p/ffinputdriver/
Take care to use 32-bit or 64-bit version of the inputdrivers and/or filters in combination with corresponding xx-bit version of VirtualDub and installed codecs !
Just for completing the info:
When trying to open MOV/MP4, in the Open videofile dialogbox, first select the videofile, then at "Files of type" select the inputdriver that you are willing to use, then click on the Open-button.
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| spumco |
| Posted: May 26 2013, 10:53 AM |
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Thank you for the suggestions.
I had no luck trying to get it to understand the files so I switched to straight ffmpeg. That also struggled with the audio remapping.
In the end I used ffmpeg to dump the video, mplayer to dump the raw audio, sox to crop the extra channels of audio and convert to flac then ffmpeg to remux and convert to 264. I was trying to avoid remuxing but it seems to have worked out well.
Thanks again o/ |
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