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From what I have heard, the next service pack release for smoke/flame/flint on Linux will support quicktime and many of the codecs. Apparently, the Red Hat folks figured it out.
Is there any truth to this rumor? Will it require a Red Hat update? Will we be able to push and pull quicktimes in all their flavors?
If this is indeed the truth, this is a huge deal.
Any information anyone can provide will be greatly appreciated.
-T
Anyone?
you can already do this with tether
Storyville_Tim wrote:From what I have heard, the next service pack release for smoke/flame/flint on Linux will support quicktime…it’s true. details to come at NAB.
it’s already out. QT functionality is in!!!!!
esp QT w/ ALPHA IMPORT – YAY!!!!!!!!!!
service pack 3, extension 1 if you are on subscription service….
sidewalksurfing wrote:it’s already out. QT functionality is in!!!!! esp QT w/ ALPHA IMPORT – YAY!!!!!!!!!! service pack 3, extension 1 if you are on subscription service….^^ yep…what he said ^^ 😀
I downloaded and installed last night late…
It is interesting how .mov have become the industry standard.
Anyone know if it’s QT import and export ? any news on whether the new release can actually create QT’s on linux IFF ? common sense says you dont want to tie up a IFF suite spitting out QT’s but it happens.
cheers
TWThe details are in the latest docs: http://www1.discreet.com/site/documentation.nsf/documentation?OpenView&Start=1&Count=9999&Expand=5.4#5.4
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