Re: [Avid-L2] Lavc57.24.102 netflixprores 3840_2160 What is this codec that I can ama but not transcode or consolidate?

It's a clip show so I think these files probably came from Netflix.  Maybe some part of their internal infrastructure creates a custom version for their mezzanine level stuff.  I'll check with the AEs and my Netflix contact.

On Wed, Nov 18, 2020 at 01:37 PM, Mark Spano wrote:

Whenever I see Lavc, I usually think it's from ffmpeg or some other (let's say not 100% Apple approved ©) flavor. I've never seen the 'netflixprores' in there, but I imagine many people are trying different methods to make ProRes without getting the elusive seal of approval from Apple. It's possible that Avid wants only to play with native Apple branded ProRes so won't consolidate it. I am surprised that it can't transcode. Might have to batch those through Media Encoder or Resolve.

On Wed, Nov 18, 2020 at 1:30 PM John Moore <bigfish@pacbell.net> wrote:

Working on a clip show where the sources are ProResHQ 3840_2160.  Some of the clips in the online timeline are ama linked.  They were supposed to be consolidate to ProResHQ not linked.  I went to consolidate only linked clips to ProResHQ but I get an error saying some of the clips contain foreigh compression types.  Well I can see them in the timeline and the clips say they are using the QuickTime Plug-in.

 

Does Netflix have some sort of proprietary prores codec that Avid 2018.12.12 can link to but not consolidate or even transcode?

 

John Moore Barking Trout Productions Studio City, CA bigfish@pacbell.net

 

 

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