Thanks guys, it's solved, but it wasn't obvious - to me anyway.
Cheers, Matt.
On 6 Dec 2004, at 8:28, Rob Davies wrote:
On 06/12/2004, at 7:02 AM, John Reed wrote:
Hi matt
Go to
Quictimeplayer/preferences/registration
Registered to: QuickTime Pro (case sensitive - exactly like this)
Actually you will enter it as it is shown on the registration page of
FCP or DVDSP in my case it is all uppercase and the Organisation box
is for your name or company or leave it blank.
The Changes you will notice are not immediate as the visual between
pro and standard is the same it is in the ability to export file
formats (codecs) or save them as in the standard all you could do is
watch now you can do a few things as well as edit in some cases.
Plugins are activated also and I think audio changes a few settings
also.
In FCP if you go to export it will show you all the formats (codecs)
it can translate your clips or sequences too, also it will have woken
up the Compressor program which uses the Qucktime codecs, but finely
tuned in most situations and can take a while to compile compared to
Quicktime, but at a better job visually and file size. Very much worth
experimenting with and learning the intricacies.
