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Good news for Adobe Bridge users
I just received a CC update, which added functionality to Adobe Bridge. I had complained a few months ago (and posted in bug report/feature request, that Bridge CC, which I had installed on my desktop machine independent of my CS6 Master Collection (which lives on my workstation), was unable to play back media files. I think it was Alex Udell who figured out that if I installed the trials of either AE or PPro, I would gain that functionality. Since I only wanted Bridge on my desktop machine (business use only), I did not do this.
So lo and behold, today I received a message that there was a CC update available, which turned out to be a new Bridge version. Thus far, it will play back .mp4 and .flv files – I have yet to check other video formats, but I will do this and report back. In the previous version, only .flv files would play back, and everything else (.mp4, .mov, .avi, etc.) would show as just a still. It would play with a double click in Bridge, but I like the ability to preview within Bridge, and this solves the problem. This is version 6.1.0.116 x64 which allows the expanded playback options.
Joe Bourke
Owner/Creative Director
Bourke Media
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Glad you like it, Joe.
I’m a fellow Bridge fan.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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