Q: What are the system requirements for the codecs?Ī: For a complete list of system requirements, please see the Miraizon DNxHD and ProRes Codecs System Requirements page. Instead, the codecs are shared and can be used by any video programs you have installed so long as they support QuickTime. The advantage of doing things this way is that our codecs are not tied specifically to a particular application. When you use a program that supports QuickTime, you will be able to select our codecs from within the program when you save out your movies to a QuickTime container format.
How do I solve this?Ī: Our codecs install as QuickTime movie compression components, meaning that once they are installed they become essentially system resources.
I'm seeing visual encoding artifacts in some places. I'm having playback problems in Adobe Premiere Pro. I can't see any preview image in QuickTime Pro when I select the codecs. I get an error every time I try to export using the codecs. Which DNxHD or ProRes profile is the best one to use?. How do I encode alpha channel data with the ProRes codec?. How do I control the encoded bit depth?. How do I ensure that there are no color shifts when encoding?. 
How do I use the codecs in Adobe Media Encoder?. How do I use the codecs in Adobe Premiere Pro?. I'm having trouble getting the codecs to work after installation. I don't see the codecs in my applications. I can't register the codecs and I am on a Russian language system. I can't save my registration information for the codecs. 
Can version 2 of the codecs be installed along with earlier versions?.
Will the codecs be compatible with future releases of applications?. Will the codecs work with Edius or Vegas?. Will the codecs work with Adobe CS and CC applications?. Are the encoded files produced by the Windows codecs compatible with Macs?. Are the encoded files produced by the codecs compatible with other applications?. What are the system requirements for the codecs?.
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