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Missing quicktime codecs in After Effects

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Hi Ive recently updated my After Effects and since then I now do not have most of my quicktime codecs, I followed the suggestion on the problem on adobe solutions page: Some QuickTime codecs missing in After Effects

but with no luck. Pls help

Jose PanaderoCorrect answer

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Adobe has dropped support for Quicktime 7 in After Effects 15.1 so a lot of legacy codecs will not be available anymore.

The link you are referencing is very old and not applicable to newer versions of AE.

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defaultb9s22rs6im68

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This works in 2020

https://tommynation.com/install-quicktime-windows-10/

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mrrmrr

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Capitalsm at work. Thanks, Ayn Rand.

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Rick Gerard

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You can't blame Adobe 100% for this one. Most of the problems came straight from Apple.

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rodpepper2

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Hap encoder plugin for Adobe Premiere CC 2019

hap-encoder-adobe-cc

https://github.com/disguise-one/hap-encoder-adobe-cc/releases

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MrBacan2

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My videos all had an alpha channel that I needed to keep, so I used Quicktime to transcode every video using no compression. That's the only workaround I found.

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G M D THREE

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I still can't believe that AE is sporting crap codecs like DV PAL/NTSC but not H.264 and QT 7. This has been the biggest downgrade yet. What a waits of money.

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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G M D THREE,

I still can't believe that AE is sporting crap codecs like DV PAL/NTSC...

A good number of codecs were rewritten in 64 bit format, but not absolutely everything. This work has been going on for years. QuickTime H.264 has been a poor quality codec for quite some time. Merely use AME to get your H.264 files. Sorry for the frustration;

Thanks,

Kevin

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Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio

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slagathor10523980

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I would also like to voice my displeasure at this move. The price keeps going up (in Australia, I see a price rise roughly twice a year due to "fluctuations in exchange rates", but those same fluctuations never reduce the price) but important features keep being removed. Well done, you really know how to mess with your clientele

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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slagathor wroteWell done, you really know how to mess with your clientele

This is a directive from our partners at Apple in that QuickTime 32 bit codecs will no longer be supported. Our developers are merely reacting to that directive. Sorry for the frustration.

Thanks,
Kevin

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G M D THREE

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Who is paying your bills, Apple or your customers???

I guess history repeat itself, Premier 5, Final Cut X, Quark Express, Polaroid, Atari ...

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qdqwe1e2

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Very frustrating as I use HAP extensivley for realtime content creation and now it is impossible to do anything with the content in post.

Other codecs are great but do not meet needs of many modern professional content creators.

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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Hi qdqwe1e2,

A 64 bit version of the HAP codec might be a possibility in the future. Kindly upvote this bug report so that devs can get a better handle on the issue: Support the HAP codec – Adobe video & audio apps

Thanks,
Kevin

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davidp36798909

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Great also that a bunch of my projects now have unsupported quicktime files in them. Thanks Adobe (sarcasm).

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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David P,

Great also that a bunch of my projects now have unsupported quicktime files in them. Thanks Adobe (sarcasm).

Sorry about that. We are only reacting according to the wishes of our partners at Apple. Though devs have been working very hard to create 64 bit versions of these codecs for some years now, it would be difficult to engineer every single one under the sun. Better to make feature requests for 64 bit versions of codecs that you need the most here: After Effects: Hot (683 ideas) – Adobe video & audio apps

Thanks,
Kevin

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Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio