On Dec 2, 2011, at 4:14 PM, paulsulsky@comcast.net wrote:
? Hi Dennis,
> I have 3.5.3 as well but that should not be the real issue. If it's
not there as a pre-built setting,
> 1) right-click a pre-built Quicktime Setting
> 2) Choose Duplicate and observe the duplicate setting created in
the Custom folder with the name copy appended to it
> 3) select the setting and observe its properties in the inspector
> 4) hit the second button from the left under the description
> 5) click the Video Settings... button to open the Standard Video
Compression Settings window
> 6) Select Apple ProRes 422 (proxy) from the drop-down list - list
has all available codecs on system - I believe that I have over 50
available
I offer:
I know that, Paul. David said in a later message that his system
doesn't have Proxy as a choice at all. That tells me that the codec
is not installed. While I suppose he could copy the codec from
another system and place it in the QT folder, he may not have that
option available to him. Remember, he also said that his system does
not have FCP7. His system has Avid MC5.5, so it's unlikely that the
ProRes422 Proxy codec will be found on his system at all.
If it's not already there as a pre-built setting, that tells me that
either the setting got deleted or it never was included in his version
of Compressor. I believe it was the latter because he doesn't have
the codec available.
Dennis Degan, Video Editor-Consultant-Knowledge Bank
NBC Today Show, New York
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