“Incompatible Video Codec found in the preset. Preset load failed.”

[Todd Kopriva]

Read the Adobe page that you linked to. It says that these are just encoding presets, not the codecs. You have to get those from Apple. Then the encoding presets will work.

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After Effects quality engineering
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[Todd Kopriva]

See this for more information, especially the note marked ‘Important’:
https://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2012/06/new-prores-kindle-fire-nook-ipad-android-and-mxf-presets-for-adobe-media-encoder-cs6.html

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After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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[Ali Clark]

Ah yes, I did ultimately figure it out yesterday, thank you.

Is there any way to remove these presets now? As i was trying to install them yesterday I accidentally installed them twice. Rt+click Delete is greyed out.

[Ali Clark]

Solved the duplicate presets issue:

On a Mac:

User-> Library->Preferences->Adobe->Common->AME->6.0->Presets
Delete your duplicates.

Thanks Y’all!

[Mp Nunan]

I, too, need the Apple ProRes codec installed in my Adobe Media Encoder.

I own Apple Motion 5, which lets me export in ProRes — so the codec is somewhere within my computer.

How do I a) find it; and b) import it into AME.

Many thanks for any advice.

Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
Mac OSX 10.8.4

[Ty Marbut]

Anybody ever seen this solved for a Windows machine? My workplace runs all ancient Macs with FCP6 and 7 on them, and I need to transcode some .mts files for them that their old Compressors won’t take. I’m running Win8.