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BCC9 and CC2014
BCC9 has, according to their website, been approved for Premiere and AE CC 2014 release. However, calling up the BCC Browser in Premiere Pro CC 2014 causes an endless hang and the dialog hinds behind the other windows, unable to be effectively seen. I am running 10.9.3 on a new mac Pro with a fresh install of the OS, along with PP & AE 2014. NO other plug-in are installed.
Kind regards,
Chris Gomersall
http://www.vimeo.com/channels/texasvideopro
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Hi Christopher-
Can you try trashing the preferences file that governs the FX Browser? It’s stored in the following path:
/Users/”yourusername”/Library/Preferences/It’s called:
com.borisfx.BCC.fxBrowser.ae.plistPremiere must be closed while doing this.
To get to your library folder hold the option key and click on the “Go” menu in Finder, you will see Library listed as an option. Open the Preferences folder and delete the .plist file
Relaunch Premiere and let us know how it goes.
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