How can I add Apple Prores output to natively quicktime pro? Right now I have to wash it through a third party app.
Even though the codec was designed to be used as an editing format (not a delivery format), many clients and film festivals have adapted it as a playback codec. Here’s how to export in ProRes: Format: Quicktime Video Codec: Apple ProRes 422 (or HQ for higher quality — but this will result in a much larger file size). Click on Match Source. Apple Prores 422 Codec Mac Premiere. Anything FCP captures is a QT movie. BUT, many codecs are FCP ONLY. Meaning if you don't have FCP, you can't see it. ProRes has a decoder built into QT 7.6, so if the other party has QT 7.6, they can see proRes. If not, they get black, or white.
Which version of MacOS X are you running and which particular Apple ProRes codec do you require?
Basically, the Apple ProRes 422 encoder codec is built into all versions of MacOS X since Mavericks. (I.e. use the Finder 'Encode Selected Video Files' Context menu option to access the 'Convert' routines currently built into all recent Mac operating systems. E.g.,
Apple Prores Codec For Premiere
If you need one of the other ProRes family codecs (e.g., 422 HQ, 422 LT, 422 Proxy, or 4444), the normal workflow is to buy Compressor or one of the 'Pro' editor apps and install the associated Apple 'Pro' package of codecs.
Apple Prores 4k
Mar 20, 2017 4:45 PM