Green screen capturing quicktime

Hello people i am having some issues screen capturing with quicktime but also on other programs that are based on the same technology that i downloaded from the app store, such as easy capture, basically, i try to capture the screen image recording a clip and the whole clip is shown as GREEN flat green, i believe it could be a problem with the codecs since i have also installed adobe but i just dont understand.. is anyone here common with this problem i m very eager to read comments about this!

Actualy DivX player just shows the same green screen too.
Finder says the file is 350 MB on the disk but quick time only says its 2 MB in the movie info window.

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Green screen in QuickTime

Hi,
I've got a big problem ... I've the last version of QuickTime for Windows (7.0.3) but there's something wrong. A lot of time, when I start a movie (downloaded on my computer or streaming), my QuickTime screen goes completely green and I only have the soundtrack ... I tought it could be because of the amount of cache so I upped it to 500Mb but there's no difference ... I'd like to know if someone can help me with this, cause it's pretty annoying !!!!

A "green" screen usually indicates a problem with the video card or its driver software.
It's been posted here and maybe a search through these discussions pages will point you to a solution.

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I am using iMovie '09.
I am exporting a talking head using QT h.264 with best properties. I have overlayed the talking head on a black card background provided by iMovie. I need to import the quicktime film back into iMovie so I can put Picture in Picture on the black and have transitions. However, the greenscreen exports to quicktime with a flipped image above the head, i.e. a reversed neckline and shoulders making an hourglass figure with the talking head middle. Bizarre. Any suggestions on solving this?

+the latest Quicktime for my old PC (P4 2.0) and all I get is a green screen when playing back Quicktime movies+
I'm assuming you've got XP rather than Vista here. If so, try the "Disable Direct3D acceleration in QuickTime" section from the following document:
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Green Screen with Quicktime

Hi,
Im gettin a green screen when im trying to watch video...I still have the sound but after couple sec green screen appear...Anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thank you

Hello, There are a number of things that can cause the green screen. I'm going to give you a few things to try starting with the easiest first.
Open the QT control panel click on the Advanced tab. Where it shows Video, you want to try changing the preferences around by checking and unchecking, Safe mode, Directx, and Enable DirectDraw acceleration.
If no luck. Open the Dispay control panel, click on the Settings tab, then the Advanced button and then the Troubleshoot button. Under Hardware acceleration you want to move the slider from None to Full.
If this does not help you want to look into your video card driver, a driver can cause the green screen. Also needing to update Directx could possibly be the cause.

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QuickTime Player Pro 7.6.6 (Utilities folder), Mac OS 10.7.4, MacBook Pro. I tried removing Perian, but it still green screens.
The reason I'd like this to work is that I wanted to do export to PCT on some individual frames. I'm not out of luck, because QuickTime Player 10.1 (the one in the Applications folder) works fine, and I can use screen-capture software, but I'm still curious as to if there is a solution.

The reason I'd like this to work is that I wanted to do export to PCT on some individual frames. I'm not out of luck, because QuickTime Player 10.1 (the one in the Applications folder) works fine, and I can use screen-capture software, but I'm still curious as to if there is a solution.
I believe previous discussions indicated that this problem was associated with certain graphic cards. (Try searching on this topic for more specific info as this is not a problem for me and I did not save a pointer to the discussion that mentioned specific cards.)

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Thanking you in advance
Neo
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Open your QuickTime control panel (either via the Control panels, or by going "Edit > Preferences > QuickTime Preferences" in the Quicktime Player). In the Advanced tab, uncheck Enable Direct3D video acceleration:
... and click OK. Quit and restart the QuickTime Player prior to checking to see if the settings change has had any effect.

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I've used Quicktime's screen capture tool to create Photoshop video guides in the past and it's produced really high quality, high fps results in a small file. However, since I've upgraded to OS X Lion, my entire computer is brought to its knees during a Photoshop recording session. As soon as I hit record, boom - Photoshop becomes really choppy and it's almost impossible to create a decent video.
Could anyone else here with Lion do a quick test to see if you get the same results? Just open up a Photoshop file, open Quicktime, go to New / New Screen Recording, and see if you're able to use Photoshop without any performance drop.
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Any feedback on your own experience or tests would be greatly appreciated.
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Under OS X "Lion," every screen capture tool I have (Snapz Pro X, Screenflow, Layers, iShowU HD Pro) will no longer capture a DVD frame—if the DVD is being played by Apple's DVD Player. The resulting screen cap shows a "transparent" window. VLC still works in that regard. I've also noticed that the iTunes app no longer has a free-floating video window, which was always my preference. Videos now show within the boundaries of the iTunes window, or full-frame. One more note on Apple DVD Player is that invoking full-frame playback will slide in a new "space" with a background similar to that seen on iPads or behind the Desktop Widgets.
I realize capturing DVDs is not what you're trying to do, but all of the above indicates a complete change to the way OS X handles any streamed video. I have yet to make a test, but I suspect that output-to-NTSC through monitor ports may also be inhibited for certain things; Apple may be plugging the "analog hole" with software. My guess is that whatever background routines are responsible for this may be sufficient to slow the frame rate of your tutorial captures—in the same way that heightened security at airports now significantly slows boarding procedures.

Keynote won't export to quicktime get a green screen.

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I have searched the forums and web and cannot find much about this. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The slideshow has just 9 slides with photos and animated transitions, no audio, no video. I want to use the file as my title sequence in an iMovie. I did try to export directly to iTunes and had no luck there.

Have you tried creating a simple three slide movie with just text and exporting that to see if ANYTHING will work?

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Hi Paul, QuickTime X can record video and here is the tutorial for you: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH5882?viewlocale=en_US. I'm wondering why you don't just download it using some free YouTube downloader, easy and fast.

Why no audio during screen capture in quicktime pro

why no audio during screen capture in quicktime pro?

Verify that your Mac has the right Input selected by default > OS X Mavericks: Adjust your computer’s sound input
Then, give this a try -from Mac Basics: QuickTime Player creates, plays, edits, and shares video and audio files - Apple Support
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Importing screen capture from Quicktime X

I am in the process of making training videos for my job. For a couple videos I want to show how to access certain areas of a website. I have been doing screen captures of these using Quicktime X. They are recording at 1920x1200 with a frame rate around 9fps. My timeline in FCP will be 1920x1080 at 29.97, upper-field first. I will be working with pro res 422 from AVCHD camera files. For the life of me I can not get these screen captures into FCP. It says invalid format, and I'm guessing it has to do with the frame rate. I tried converting these screen captures to pro res 422 at 1920x1080 in Toast 10, and while they converted, the videos then played back super super fast in FCP, probably adjusting to the frame rate.
Can someone help me figure out a good way to do this?

There are a couple of things that will absolutely make you task rife with challenges; one is that 9fps will cause the screen capture to play back in a 29.97fps or even a 24fps video sequence way, way fast! Optimum solution is to capture at the same frame rate that you will be editing your training video in. Hopefully you can do that over and adjust the frames per second. The other issue is that your screen capture is not in a video resolution. Regardless, you should be able to set in the resulting video of the screen capture and keep the aspect ratio, and either size it to fill or fit within the 1920x1080 sequence frame. As for the frame rate difference, it's just extremely different, so you may need to conform it in Cinema Tools and then slow it down by using command- J (apple key + "J") and entering a percent under 100, somewhere around 30%.
So basically the best solution is to be able to do your screen capture at 29.97 fps but if you're past that opportunity, then conform the clips in Cinema Tools to 29.97 and slow the clips down.

Green screen... Windows Quicktime?

I just DLd the latest the latest Quicktime for my old PC (P4 2.0) and all I get is a green screen when playing back Quicktime movies??? Hmmmm... is it the built-in graphics chip? Doesn't have a video card. Any easy way to get this working, other than buy a graphics card... Thanks!

+the latest Quicktime for my old PC (P4 2.0) and all I get is a green screen when playing back Quicktime movies+
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Troubleshooting iTunes for Windows XP and 2000 video playback performance issues
(If you've got Vista, click the link through to the equivalent Vista article in the first paragraph, and look for the Direct3D acceleration instructions section there.)

Live capturing directly into timeline for Green Screen

Basically i am doing a live event where i am using a green screen and people can choose different backgrounds which i will chroma key in but i want to know if it's possible on premier to capture directly into a timeline so i can essential have a chroma keyed output of what it will look like in the program window? I have been able to do this before when using Final Cut but at the moment it looks like I'm going to have to capture it first and then and then just add the clip to the timeline.
Any advice or help would be great, thank you

Got this to work! *Here's how:*
Connect the XHA1 camera to the Macbook Pro via Firewire (Fire 400 out of camera, into Firewire 800 on laptop -- using an adapter since the new Macbooks only have an 800 port).
Turn on camera and open Final Cut Pro 7.
*Final Cut Pro settings (under Audio/Video Settings):*
Sequence Preset - HDV - 1080i60
Capture Preset: HDV
Device Control Preset: HDV Firewire
Click Log & Capture.
Start recording onto tape in the camera.
Start Capture Now.
You're now recording to both tape and the laptop simultaneously. If you stop the camera recording, the laptop will continue to capture without a glitch.
BUT -- if you start the camera recording again (tape) while you're still capturing to computer, your captured file on the computer will have a glitch.
So glad this works ...

Green screen capturing quicktime

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