dvaaudiofilterscan?

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September 26, 2018
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Hi,

So I just did a fresh install of OSX Mojave. Then I installed Premiere CC. On my dock I now have an icon for a plug-in scan. If I hover over it, dvaaudiofilterscan pops up. I searched to find out what this is and got no concise answer. In fact, there was some indication this is malware from Adobe. Can anybody explain what this is and whether it is a concern? Thanks

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Correct answer chrishaleamarillo

Adobe has a new update that came out a few days ago. That fixed it for me.

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Vinay Dwivedi

Adobe Employee

Hi Patrick,

I have found that you need to check accessibility and moreover select apps so that they have accessibility to all the other services.

I have also noticed that you might not see your project lists on the startup screen and might get a "Finder" accessibility error. So, here are the steps that you can try and quit and restart the application.

Apple Icon > System Preferences > Security and Privacy>Check Accessibility under privacy tab.

If the process is not available or available but unchecked then add process or check the existing process to allow accessibility control.

Allow accessibility apps to access your Mac

//Vinay

billraydrums

Participant

Hi Vinay,

I did what you suggested and added Premiere and the other CC apps that I use (or that would scan for audio) and still, the icon sits in the toolbar.

Macbook Pro 2018, Mojave, CC 2019 apps.

Vinay Dwivedi

Adobe Employee

Hi Bill,

Couple of things I need to know here.

1. Is it stuck while scanning the audio plugins?

2. Have you tried force quitting it and application crashes?

//Vinay

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Trent Happel

Participating Frequently

dvaaudiofilterscan is part of the plug-in loading when Premiere Pro launches, AFAIK. Why it is showing up in the dock in Mojave, I'm not sure. I have forwarded this on to the team for investigation.

Thank you.

AJStetson

Participant

I'm having the same issue with the dvaaudiofilterscan app, with a green icon including the text "PLUG-IN SCAN" in the dock on my brand new iMac Pro that I configured from scratch (no Time Machine or other carryovers) and had just installed Premiere Pro CC 2019.

At the suggestion of JuanDC23, I uninstalled Premiere Pro, then reinstalled it, but the dvaaudiofilterscan app is still in my dock.

Thank you for insights and help.

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DaBee

Known Participant

same for me i just reinstalled Preimiere pro all my stettings lost yet agin back to training mode (extra space required) and the dvaaudiofilterscan stuck in the dock untill forced to quit ?

I would like to know what it does and if i have a choice to remove it audio scan doesnt sound good to me whats Its Job? time to move to davinchi resolve perhaps