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InninArt
InninArt
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September 13, 2019
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Adobe Premiere codec missing

  • September 13, 2019
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Hi, my Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2019 missing Photo-JPEG codec, I need to export my videos to Photo-JPEG and I don't know what to do. 

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    Warren Heaton
    Community Expert
    Warren HeatonCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    September 13, 2019

    Ask whomever you are delivering Photo-JPEG QuickTime to if you can modernize to H264 or Apple ProRes422 (LT).

     

    If not, you may need to keep a Mac around running macOS 10.12 Sierra (or older) and video edtiing software that still uses QuickTime as a system driver for time based media.  An alternate boot drive for your current Mac would work as well.  If you only need to export a few files, QuickTime Player Pro will allow you to export an Apple ProRes422 edited master that came from Premiere Pro to Photo-JPEG QuickTime.  Running older Adobe software gets tricky unless you happen to have the non-subscription version like CS5, CS5.5 or CS6 (if you go older, you may have to roll back to an older macOS as well).  Final Cut Pro classic and Compressor clasic run fine under macOS 10.12 Sierra.

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      Community Expert
      Byron CortezCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      September 13, 2019

      This information can it be useful 

      https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/quicktime7-support-dropped.html

       

      Byron.
      Kevin-Monahan
      Community Manager
      Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      September 13, 2019

      InninArt,

      I feel your frustration. Sorry. See if you can use a third party encoder to transcode these items. Older versions of Premiere Pro may also work, but are no longer supported, so we cannot recomeend that route any longer (officially).

       

      Best,

      Kevin

      Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
      InninArt
      InninArtAuthor
      Participant
      September 13, 2019
      Thank you!
      Averdahl
      Community Expert
      AverdahlCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      September 13, 2019

      It was many years ago i used Photo-JPEG, but have you tried this?

       

      InninArt
      InninArtAuthor
      Participant
      September 13, 2019
      Yes, it will save each frames as a Jpg photo 😞
      Averdahl
      Community Expert
      AverdahlCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      September 13, 2019

      If i remember correctly it was a QuickTime codec and all support for 32-bit QuickTime codecs has been dropped: https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/quicktime7-support-dropped.html

       

      To work around it, export from Premiere Pro as ProRes or CineForm, download and install MPEG Streamclip and use it to convert the files to Photo-JPEG. 🙂

       

       

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