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Michael Grenadier
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May 30, 2023
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After effects 23.4 is booting in rosetta on a mac studio running Ventura 13.4

  • May 30, 2023
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I'm assuming this is a bug.  I've restarted, uninstalled and reinstalled AE and I always get this noticeNot sure what's going on.  I don't use AE that often although I've been working with it for well over 25 years...  Everything mentioned in the warning has been updated to the latest version...   Am I missing something obvious.  Been very happy with my new macstudio which I've had for maybe 6 weeks using Premiere.  Running Ventura 13.4.  Got the entry model with 32 gigs of RAM.   Today, I opened a sequence that had a AE comp in it that was "offline" and when I found the AE project and tried to open it, got this message.  So I started to render out the clip figuring I'd just replace the AE comp with the rendered file (my workflow on my old mac). and got a message that I was out of memory and AE locked up.  First time on the new macstudio...  Was able to restart and render it out... but would like to figure this out...  I searched this forum for anything obvious...  

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Correct answer jenkmeister17177426

Right click on the AE .app file and choose Get Info. In that dialog you can turn off starting in Rosetta in the Info dialog. 

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jenkmeister17177426Community ManagerCorrect answer
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May 30, 2023

Right click on the AE .app file and choose Get Info. In that dialog you can turn off starting in Rosetta in the Info dialog. 

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Michael GrenadierAuthor
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May 30, 2023

may have been the "reduce noise" plug in (probably neat video) that made this happen.    On some level, bad programming on adobe's part as I never checked this to run AE in rosetta...   but once again the adobe forums (and an adobe employee to boot) solve the problem.   Opened the AE project, opened the Premiere project.  AE comp in Premiere sequence offline, selected it, relinked it and all is well...  Thanks.  I hope you guys realize what an important job you're doing.   

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