If on your Mac the Video Codec is set to anything other than ProRes 422, go on to select the ProRes 422 variation you want, and then render the comp again. You can see that on my Mac, it defaults to the over 30-year-old Animation codec, not ProRes. What you want to do in the Output Module Settings window is click the Format Options button, and then in the QuickTime Options dialog box that appears, click the Video Codec menu to specifically tell the Output Module which QuickTime codec you want it to use. The problem is that Apple has dropped some of the oldest codecs, so if you weren’t being more specific than “QuickTime” then it might have been set up to render something that’s no longer supported. Everything from today’s ProRes, to the Cinepak codec from QuickTime 30 years ago.
“QuickTime” is not a specific format, it’s a container for many potential video and audio formats and codecs.
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