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Vegas Pro in general supports 8 bit, 10 bit (HDCAM SR, X-AVC, CineForm, Sony YUV/V210, ProRes, HEVC, DPX), 12 bit (RED) and more (EXR, DPX) but it is dependend on the video framework. Here is the download page for the free AVID codecs that will work with the full or stripped down version of QuickTime 7 for those who are curious or want to install them in the deprecated version of QuickTime and good old Nuendo 7 (that is being replaced by the video engine Steinberg has developed). QuickTime codec - xvid How to download and install: It is similar to do with Perian. Download avid codecs for quicktime how to#īut for the Avid Codecs there is no way to access more than 8 bit in Vegas Pro, yet. Just go to the softonic page to download Xvid DMG. Open the hard drive icon on the desktop, go to Library > open QuickTime. Drag and drop the XviD codec component file to QuickTime.

Here's where it gets wierd: If I export a clip using DVCproHD as a codec (same as) video disapears (blank white or black screen in player) both in a desktop player, and on re-import. I have provided this for completeness but to be clear, I suspect this will probably NOT help you with DNxHD in Nuendo 8. But if I export with 'AVID codec' (DV100) everything's good (both on the desktop and after re-import. This is for the old version of QuickTime: Open your WMV in Windows Movie Maker, drop into the timeline (the whole show) and export/SaveMovie as DV-AVI. Download avid codecs for quicktime movie# Then run this through DVDate, converting from Type1 to Type2. Then, you can use a number of tools (including QuicktimePro itself) to convert this resulting DV-AVI file to MOV.