Exporting Kona 10 bit uncompressed to AVI

I shot a job in Dbeta on green screen, that I keyed over white, for a customer.
The customer is editing on a PC Premier(sp) my keyed selects.
They requested AVI
When I export the sequence using QT Conversion all I get are Bars.
Sequenced is rendered
and the AVI settings are Compression NONE
Audio at 48k
I'm not at the edit facility now but they are requesting this fix on Monday
Should I change the Compressor settings to DVC Pro 50?
Or just give them QT.
Thoughts?

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They requested AVI

That's a bit vague. I would get the exact specs from the customer. Don't assume anything.

When life gives you dilemmas...make dilemmanade.

>That's a bit vague.

Definitely. Avi is just a container format. You need to know the codec. None will be a gigantic, and I'm not sure if it's an Avi codec in the first place.

Also, there may be a file limit on .avi exports from FCP. (not sure if it's still valid [www.lafcpug.org] )

Also, if they have Quicktime Pro installed, Premiere will be able to access these quicktime codecs:

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http://www.apple.com/quicktime/pro/specs.html
Animation
Apple BMP
Apple Pixlet (Mac OS X v10.3 only)
Apple Video
Cinepak
Component video
DV and DVC Pro NTSC
DV PAL
DVC Pro PAL
Graphics
H.261
H.263
H.264
JPEG 2000
Microsoft OLE (decode only)
Microsoft Video 1 (decode only)
Motion JPEG A
Motion JPEG B
MPEG-4 (Part 2)
Photo JPEG
Planar RGB
PNG
Sorenson Video 2
Sorenson Video 3
TGA
TIFF

For the Aja uncompressed codec, they will need to download them from Aja. And make sure your video uses that same Aja codec.
[www.aja.com]



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