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cinec from cinemartin

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Mike Dominic

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Has anyone used cinec from cinemartin (http://www.cinemartin.com/cinec/) to encode prores on their PC? I am wondering if it works reliably and creates real prores files that are interchangeable with prores files created on a mac. seems too good to be true (and free), so that is why i am wondering.

Thanks for your help!
 
FFMPEG is free/open-source and supports Prores encoding on Windows so I wouldn't be surprised if this just wraps that in a GUI... but it's free, why not download it and try it out?
 
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