Unable to Import or Render to Quicktime

Paulo-Felberg wrote on 4/11/2022, 4:37 PM

Hello.
I had to reinstall windows from scratch and since then, after reinstalling Vegas Pro and enabling deprieated Quicktime Plugin, I am still not able to Import QuickTme files and/or render to Quicktime (not available on panel).
I uninstalled Vegas Pro and installed again. Still not working.
Yes, QuickTime files are indeed essential to my work.
Any help is appreciatted.
Thanks

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Paulo-Felberg wrote on 4/11/2022, 4:39 PM

Yes, QuickTime 7.xx is installed.

 

Musicvid wrote on 4/11/2022, 4:47 PM

Post the details for one of your QT files that doesn't work. You probably won't have any Vegas file properties logged, but the MediaInfo will be a big help.

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/faq-how-to-post-mediainfo-and-vegas-pro-file-properties--104561/

Are your files perhaps Avid DNxHD / DNxHR?

Paulo-Felberg wrote on 4/11/2022, 7:01 PM

As I said before, The only thing different is a new Windows installation.
I allways used QuickTime files on Vegas.
It is not a file or codec issue. And as I open the render options, QuickTime is no longer available.
QuickTime Pro is installed and QuickTime plugin is set to enable.
I just don´t know what is wrong. It is like Vegas is not finding Quicktime installed.
The bad news is, if I can´t fix this, I will be obliged to give up on Vegas.
Thanks

TheRhino wrote on 4/11/2022, 7:16 PM

Are your files perhaps Avid DNxHD / DNxHR?

@Paulo-Felberg My work involves a lot of legacy QT -based files, especially AVID DNxHD & HR... Whenever I reinstall Windows, Vegas, etc. I follow a guide I made so that I remember to reinstall the codecs I use. However, DON'T use those codec packs, they can mess with the better ones inside Vegas.

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Paulo-Felberg wrote on 4/11/2022, 7:23 PM

Well, I actually didn´t reinstall any codec pack. I just installed QuickTime and enabled it on Vegas. Still, it is not working this time.
It worked like magic before. Not anymore.
I will try to install some codecs. Who knows.
Thanks

RogerS wrote on 4/11/2022, 7:34 PM

Don't just install codecs, figure out what the media is. Please provide MediaInfo as requested.

Paulo-Felberg wrote on 4/11/2022, 7:46 PM

I am a VJ.
I have tons of Resolume Arena QuickTime DXV files. They haven´t changed.
I don´t care I can´t load them into Vegas, since I can´t render any new video content to QuickTime as usual.
Quicktime IS NOT listed. If it gets listed as a rendering option, then I am pretty sure I will be able to load my DXV files as well.
Btw... I didn´t install any other codecs.
And, again, thank you

Musicvid wrote on 4/11/2022, 7:53 PM

Paulo, "Resolume Arena QuickTime DXV" Codec is not installed with any version of Vegas or Windows 11. Lots of stuff on Google, Maybe should check there before unloading on your peers...

https://resolume.com/software/codec

Paulo-Felberg wrote on 4/11/2022, 8:23 PM

DXV is a QuickTime Codec, from Resolume. As I own Resolume, I do have the Codec installed.
I am not unloading on anyone. If you felt that way, my sincere apologies. I was just trying to tell my peers that I had proof that it was nothing related to my files, since Vegas was not allowing me to render to QuickTime anyway.
And I was right. The problem is solved!!!
Two things I did:
First: I set "OneDrive" to stop the auto backup from/to my document files. It could be interfering with Vegas after new installations.
Second: Used "Revo Uninstaller" to completely remove Vegas and QuickTime. Re-installed both from scratch one last time and now Vegas is back rendering to QuickTime. And guess what? Vegas is also back loading my files.
Again, thank you all very much.

RogerS wrote on 4/11/2022, 8:35 PM

Glad you were able to fix it with a reinstall!

Musicvid wrote on 4/11/2022, 9:11 PM

Thanks for reporting back.

set wrote on 4/12/2022, 1:59 AM

Thank you @Paulo-Felberg and thank you @Musicvid for your quick suggestion!

I tag your comment as a solution.

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Musicvid wrote on 4/12/2022, 7:25 AM

Thank you, set. And I apologize to Paulo, who I misread as seeming defensive. Welcome to the forums.

Manuel-CernaSnchez wrote on 9/14/2025, 7:40 PM

DXV es un códec QuickTime, de Resolume. Como soy propietario de Resolume, tengo el Codec instalado.
No voy a descargar sobre nadie. Si te sentiste así, mis más sinceras disculpas. Solo estaba tratando de decirles a mis compañeros que tenía pruebas de que no tenía nada relacionado con mis archivos, ya que Vegas no me permitía renderizar en QuickTime de todos modos.
Y yo tenía razón. ¡¡¡El problema está resuelto!!!
Dos cosas que hice:
Primero: configuro "OneDrive" para detener la copia de seguridad automática desde/hacia mis archivos de documentos. Podría estar interfiriendo con Vegas después de nuevas instalaciones.
Segundo: Usé "Revo Uninstaller" para eliminar completamente Vegas y QuickTime. Se reinstalaron desde cero por última vez y ahora Vegas está nuevamente renderizado en QuickTime. ¿Y adivina qué? Vegas también está volviendo a cargar mis archivos.
De nuevo, muchas gracias a todos.

Hola mi hermano, cómo podría arrelgar eso yo, porque estoy usando la versión 22 y 23 de Vegas (no comprada), pero por más que intento instalar, habilitar y todas las cosas, simplemente no puedo importar mis archivos .mov, tampoco puedo renderizar con quicktime para mis vídeos sin fondo porque no me aparece el plugin cómo plantilla para renderizar, la verdad necesito ayuda, seguí sus pasos, pero no logro tener resultado

Paulo-Felberg wrote on 9/14/2025, 10:08 PM

DXV es un códec QuickTime, de Resolume. Como soy propietario de Resolume, tengo el Codec instalado.
No voy a descargar sobre nadie. Si te sentiste así, mis más sinceras disculpas. Solo estaba tratando de decirles a mis compañeros que tenía pruebas de que no tenía nada relacionado con mis archivos, ya que Vegas no me permitía renderizar en QuickTime de todos modos.
Y yo tenía razón. ¡¡¡El problema está resuelto!!!
Dos cosas que hice:
Primero: configuro "OneDrive" para detener la copia de seguridad automática desde/hacia mis archivos de documentos. Podría estar interfiriendo con Vegas después de nuevas instalaciones.
Segundo: Usé "Revo Uninstaller" para eliminar completamente Vegas y QuickTime. Se reinstalaron desde cero por última vez y ahora Vegas está nuevamente renderizado en QuickTime. ¿Y adivina qué? Vegas también está volviendo a cargar mis archivos.
De nuevo, muchas gracias a todos.

Hola mi hermano, cómo podría arrelgar eso yo, porque estoy usando la versión 22 y 23 de Vegas (no comprada), pero por más que intento instalar, habilitar y todas las cosas, simplemente no puedo importar mis archivos .mov, tampoco puedo renderizar con quicktime para mis vídeos sin fondo porque no me aparece el plugin cómo plantilla para renderizar, la verdad necesito ayuda, seguí sus pasos, pero no logro tener resultado

Ve a las preferencias, a las funciones obsoletas y marca "Habilitar complemento de QuickTime". También deberías comprar Vegas.