Premiere pro CC 2019 feature speculation already???

Report · Oct 30, 2017

i just saw this leaked documentation for the next version of CC. this may be the best release yet...

Adobe Creative Cloud has moved to native Operating System (OS) support for 16x9 Widescreen Video decoding (reading 16x9 Widescreen Video files) and is no longer providing support for encoding (writing) 16x9 Widescreen Video formats in the current and future releases of Creative Cloud.

16x9 Widescreen Video decoding

16x9 Widescreen Video decode support for Windows operating systems

If you run a Windows operating system on your computer, all recent versions now support some form of Operating System (OS) level decode for 16x9 Widescreen Video.
There are a few exceptions, though:
Windows 10N/10KN: Windows 10N/10KN version does not include the media package required to decode 16x9 Widescreen Video. You can find instructions on how to fix this issue in the following article on the Microsoft support site: Media feature pack for Windows 10 N and Windows 10 KN editions.
Windows 8.1N/8.1KN: Windows 8.1N/8.1KN version does not include the media package required to decode 16x9 Widescreen Video. You can find instructions on how to fix this issue in the following article on the Microsoft support site: Media feature pack for Windows 8.1 N and Windows 8.1 KN editions.
Older versions of Windows:
Windows 7: Windows 7 does not include the media package required to decode 16x9 Widescreen Video. The best solution is to upgrade to Windows 10.

Report · Oct 31, 2017

As I understand it native 4:3 will be supported so it is no problem to have widescreen in a letterbox.

Report · Oct 31, 2017

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Richard+M+Knight wrote
As I understand it native 4:3 will be supported so it is no problem to have widescreen in a letterbox.

oh wow. you got even more insider info than i got. ok, so we won't be able to do native 16x9, but we can definitely do 4x3 letterbox video. that's even more exciting. i miss the look of letterbox.

Report · Oct 31, 2017

Wait...is it April 1st already? Did I miss Christmas!?

Report · Nov 01, 2017

I was trying to be a smart aleck, and then last night I got an error sayin 32 bit QuickTime will no longer be supported, so maybe there is some truth to the op??? *shrug*

Report · Nov 02, 2017

You are the OP.

Report · Nov 02, 2017

Jim_Simon wrote
You are the OP.

oh "op" as in "original post"

Report · Nov 04, 2017

Original Poster.

Some people use TS: Topic Starter.