I'm guessing that the either the Avid Codec components you downloaded are not installed in the right place (if QT can't open it) or you downloaded the wrong components. Which codec pack did you download from Avid?
I'm not positive that the newest codec pack will work in FCP 6.X. You may need to get the one built around that time? The Avid Codec components should be installed in yoursystemdrive/Library/Quicktime In there you should also see codecs like ProRes, DVCPROHD, Apple Intermediate Codec, etc. Chad Brunswick 'Any other ideas? ' I would probably run a reset disk permissions and verify/scan the drive.make sure it's all good there.
- Step 1) Download and install the AVID DNxHD codec pack for Windows. AVID DNxHD Presets for exporting on Adobe Premiere in Windows or Mac.
- I'm trying to watch a movie I encoded with the codec DNXHD using Quick Time.
Nov 22, 2018 Re: Avid DNxHD/DNxHR not compatible with macOS beyond Mojave? Reply Contact The insulting part (also) is aggressively pushing ProRes (and the Mac), being it a closed and proprietary file format, while DNX is open and futureproof.
I would also verify from wherever you got the file that is indeed a DNxHD Quicktime. They could export it out as a different format instead for you to load it onto your system. After that I'd guess I'd have to go more nuclear and reformat the drive and reinstall from scratch. Chad Brunswick 'but of course you can't upgrade or install anything on a Mac unless you keep up with the current version of OSX.' For long term consideration.not sure what OS you're on, but FCP 6 is now over 6 years old (released in 2007). It's probably time to consider moving up to something more current as well.
Especially if you have to start dealing with more modern codecs.
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