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After Effects 2023 - Warning on startup on MacBook Pro 2021 M1

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Nov 02, 2022 Nov 02, 2022

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I get a Warning screen when I start up After Effects on my M1 MacBook Pro. It lists a bunch of "presets" but says these "plugins" are not compatible. Screenshot attached but I can't copy the list but its a long list. I hit okay and for instance, Blur is on the list however I can apply Blur. I can certainly select "Never Again" to keep the box from popping up but again, these aren't third party, I don't have any 3rd party installed so I shouldn't have to put it in Rosetta mode. 

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Nov 02, 2022 Nov 02, 2022

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Hello @clif_CROP :

 

The plugins shown in your screen shot are third-party.

 

The effects that are included with After Effeccts are listed here:  After Effects User Guide > Effects list.

 

To double-check, I tried searching for them in the Effects & Presets tab and none of them show up.

After-Effects-2023---Warning-on-startup-on-MacBook-Pro-2021-M1.gif

 

If they are publlished by someone in the Third-party plug-ins list, an update should be available.  Red Giant, some RE:Vision Effects, Boris FX, Video Copilot, Neat Video, and Rawbyte are installed on the workstation I checked, so you can cross those off the list.

Once you find the publisher, please report back.  "Accordion" sounds fun.

 

 

 

 

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Plug ins shouldn't be anywhere but: /Applications/Adobe After Effects 2023/Plug-ins correct? First test I did was in uninstall After Effects. The application folder/plug-ins/ stayed the first time since I did have some 3rd party plugins in there. I removed those and downloaded a new copy of After Effects, telling Creative Cloud NOT to keep previous preferenes so was hoping a clean install would fix problem. However still got the warning but Plug-ins folder only has these folders and no Accordion. Screenshot attached showing folders inside Plug-ins. 

 

I did a search for Accordion on my system, there were some references in some website files but as far as Adobe products I saw it mentioned in some Adobe Animate files. So for testing I uninstalled Animate, cleared the folders of Animate files in Application Support but still seeing the same list. Odd that some of these are appearing twice. 

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