Replacement for MOV file codec (Quicktime)

[Dan Robinson]

Adobe Premiere Pro would not recognize the video format natively from my SG9665GCs' MOV files, so I had to install Quciktime to get the codec active. Since Apple has stopped supporting Quicktime, leaving it open to security vulnerabilites, is there an alternative codec to replace it?

I can leave Quicktime installed for the time being, but when I remove it, my video editing applications can't read the SG video tracks. Most of my previous dashcams had native codec issues, requiring the video files to individually be re-encapsulated into m4v wrappers (using VLC). They could then be read by NLEs. The issue isn't with the video track, just the encapsulation/wrappers.

Players (VLC/Windows Media Player, etc don't need these codecs to work, but unfortunately, professional NLEs do (Sony Vegas, Premiere, etc).

 

[jokiin]

not sure if there is any alternative codec

 

[ituajr]

[...]Players (VLC/Windows Media Player, etc don't need these codecs to work, but unfortunately, professional NLEs do (Sony Vegas, Premiere, etc).

My Sony Vegas Pro 12.0 on Windows 7 64-bit Pro plays files from my SG9665GC with no apparent problems. I don't have Quicktime (confirmed by http://www.computerhope.com/cgi-bin/systeminfo.cgi).

 

[wozzzzza]

I cant remember what I do but I don't have any issues with premier pro

 

[DashCamOwnersAustralia]

This has nothing to do with the topic at hand, I just wanted to tell Dan his footage from El Reno was incredible.

 

[MildMethod]

I use adobe Premiere Pro and W10 x64 and have had no issues with the raw mov files, nor did I have to install any codecs.

 

[Sutton]

Adobe Premiere Pro would not recognize the video format natively from my SG9665GCs' MOV files, so I had to install Quciktime to get the codec active. Since Apple has stopped supporting Quicktime, leaving it open to security vulnerabilites, is there an alternative codec to replace it?

I can leave Quicktime installed for the time being, but when I remove it, my video editing applications can't read the SG video tracks. Most of my previous dashcams had native codec issues, requiring the video files to individually be re-encapsulated into m4v wrappers (using VLC). They could then be read by NLEs. The issue isn't with the video track, just the encapsulation/wrappers.

Players (VLC/Windows Media Player, etc don't need these codecs to work, but unfortunately, professional NLEs do (Sony Vegas, Premiere, etc).

If ur on windows 10 use Movie & TV