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Gonvik
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Oct 18, 2017 4:31 PM UTC
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32-Bit QuickTime Support Ending - Premiere v12.0.0

Hello,

My team is now seeing this warning throughout our projects.  "32-bit QuickTime Support Ending"  -  essentially saying please transcode any media under this legacy format for the future.

What exactly falls under legacy 32-bit quicktime?  Is it certain codecs?  Or all QT MOV files?  If the later, that is kind of huge.

Thank you,

Nick

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    SteveHoeg
    SteveHoegCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    Nov 8, 2017 7:32 PM UTC

    Here are the .mov formats we support natively -

    Native Video Import:

    * DNxHD/DNxHR

    * JPEG

    * PNG

    * ProRes

    * Cineform

    * DV

    * AVCI

    * h264

    * IMX

    * MPEG2

    * HDV

    * HEVC

    * XDCAM

    * Uncompressed

    * Animation (without delta frames)

    Native Audio Import:

    * Uncompressed

    * AAC

    * AC3

    Native Video Export:

    * Uncompressed

    * DV

    * Cineform

    * DNxHD/DNxHR

    * Animation

    * ProRes (Mac only)

    Native Audio Export:

    * Uncompressed

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    JoeTV
    Participating Frequently
    Oct 23, 2017 4:04 PM UTC

    Looking through the webs, I came across this (Apple confirms QuickTime for Windows is dead, Adobe stuck between rock and hard place - ExtremeTech). Discouraging, but now I remember thinking that this would be an inevitable conclusion.

    FYI, I've tried the MXF OP1a JPEG2000 format with alpha channels and results are promising.

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      danilol33446821
      Participant
      Oct 23, 2017 9:07 AM UTC

      but if the 32-bit quicktime files are no longer supported, and do I need the cheap channel that codecs need to use?

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      danilol33446821
      Participant
      Oct 23, 2017 9:08 AM UTC

      halpa channel? sorry

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      SteveHoeg
      Adobe Employee
      SteveHoeg
      Adobe Employee
      Oct 18, 2017 4:58 PM UTC

      Hey Nick, this applies to certain codecs only. We include native functionality for a wide range of .mov files that will remain supported indefinitely.

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        GonvikAuthor
        Participant
        Oct 18, 2017 5:01 PM UTC

        Thank you, Steve.  Will there eventually be a complete list of all affected codecs?  Or will the only indication be the error under events when importing?  I think we got the event/warning when importing an Avid DV 50 4:2:2 MOV.  Appreciate the quick response.

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