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milksac said:What are you doing with the QT ref file? Reference files are not delivery files, they are intermediate files that point to the original media. For example if you import the QT ref into After Effects you can use the file as a source clip. Or import the ref clip into a DVD authoring program, which will reference the original media when encoding to MPEG-2.
milksac said:Your version of quicktime is not supported.
http://www.avid.com/onlinesupport/supportcontent.asp?productID=97&contentID=10508&browse=
Also from Sonic's site.
At the bottom of this page it reccomends QT 6.5.
http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/mydvd/premier/requirements.html
Just because there's a new QT update doesn't mean you should install it. You have to make sure it will be compatible with your other programs. Avid is very picky about what QT version it wants to use. It takes them a while to qualify a new QT version.
DC said:http://www.avid.com/content/10541/README_XpressPro.pdf
Regarding Avid Xpress Pro HD v5.7:
"Avid has tested and approved the use of Apple Quicktime version 7.1.3 . . . Avid does not recommend that you update to a later version at this time."
DC said:I might have it. I'll look later . . .
krestofre said:If you launch the reference file in Quicktime itself (not in the DVD authoring program) is it still white?
Also, what type of Avid project is this? DV? HD? Etc.
Finally, on your Quicktime Reference export settings, checkmark the Use Avid DV codec and see if that makes a difference.