FrameQuery uses native camera SDKs to decode RED R3D, Blackmagic BRAW, ARRI, and ProRes RAW without transcoding. Play your RAW footage natively in our player at up to 2K 30fps, with full metadata extraction and GPU-accelerated proxy generation.
RED R3D, Blackmagic BRAW, ARRI and ProRes RAW. Native playback up to 2K 30fps.
RED
.r3d
Native RED SDK decoding
Pinned memory GPU throughput
WebGL2 frame playback
Blackmagic BRAW
.braw
Native BRAW SDK decoding
Multi-tier GPU acceleration
COM auto-init on Windows
ARRI
.ari / .mxf
Native ARI + MXF decoding
LogC metadata extraction
Hardware proxy generation
ProRes RAW
.mov
Native ProRes RAW decoding
3D LUT generation
H.264 proxy output
Reads
your camera.
Decoded through each manufacturer's own SDK. No transcoding.
Each format is decoded through the manufacturer's own SDK, which preserves full sensor metadata, color science, and resolution.
Search your BRAW footage, search R3D files, or search ARRI clips the same way you search any other video.
Play back at up to 2K 30fps directly in the FrameQuery player.
Generate proxies for smoother scrubbing at higher resolutions.
FrameQuery decodes your RAW files through the native SDK and plays them back right in the app. Read the free RAW video player guide for Windows and Mac for Open with instructions, folder browsing and drag-and-drop imports.
Your RAW files are decoded through the native SDK, with no transcode step.
Playback at up to 2K 30fps with full metadata visible.
The collapsible diagnostics panel shows codec, resolution, processing status, file paths, and proxy info.
FrameQuery detects your GPU at launch and picks the fastest available path. If the top tier is unavailable, it falls back to the next available option.
Windows
macOS
FrameQuery supports 50+ standard formats via FFmpeg, including the ones below and more. See full compatibility list.
Formats, transcoding, playback and GPU acceleration.
Search and play RED R3D, Blackmagic BRAW, ARRI, and ProRes RAW without transcoding.
Native playback up to 2K 30fps. 50+ standard formats via FFmpeg.
