P: Convert to Video Timeline option missing - Apple M1 devices

hello ! Thanks for your answer! I just read the other comments so I downloaded rosetta via terminal but it doesn't change anything on photoshop, do I have to reinstall the software?

You're welcome. 🙂

We are mostly fellow product users here.  I don't work for Adobe.

Hi @Nancy OShea . I am now running Rosetta 2, and the workaround works, thanks. My posting got merged with this older thread recently -- a thread which did not come up when I searched the Adobe forums initially.

Before purchasing a new M1 computer, I read about which Adobe products were M1 compatible, but I did not think to seek out information on which functions within the various products were not yet working. Perhaps it would make sense to to update the link above with asterics that link to the details about which M1 compatible products are currently lacking specific functions -- so we can all get back to the fun stuff sooner. Cheers!

Bonjour,

J'ai essayé tout à l'heure en cours d'importer une vidéo (.mov), mais le logiciel m'indique le message suivant : 

Impossible d'effectuer cette opération car Photoshop ne reconnaît pas ce type de fichier.

De plus, il ne me propose que la création une animation d'image et pas de montage vidéo, pourtant, je suis sur la dernière version de photoshop...

Mon professeur n'a pas su résoudre le problème et je suis la seule à l'avoir rencontré visibliment, si jamais vous avez déjà rencontré ce problème ou si vous avez des idées de solutions, je suis preneuse !! 

Merci!

M1 not M2, typo

Video is 100% supported on the M2 chip.  I am using Photoshop V22.0.0 on an M2 with full video editing capabilities.  This broke however in furture releases of Photoshop and Adobe doesn't care to fix it apparently.  

@J453 said: 

If you're on a new Apple M1 processor machine, video isn't current supported. It's coming in the future. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/photoshop-for-apple-silicon.html

Thank you, Jeffery, to you and the team! I'll be watching for it before I move to an M1 computer.

It's interesting that there are 12K views, 367 replies, and yet currently there are only 20 upvotes.

Running in Rosetta is not a fix its a janky sorry excuse for a workaround.  The previous verison of photoshop supported video with the M1 chip flawlessly, this is just something Adobe doesn't want to fix for some reason in the current verison (or can't).  I pay for full funactionality of this software (or so i thought) and not to open the program 49 different ways to get it every feature to work.  Get it together Adobe, this is sad. 

@BGPictures 

Are you running Photoshop through Rosetta 2?