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None of my Quicktime Movies are supported!?!?!
Just upgraded to Yosemite and CC 2014 from 10.7 and CS6. Now After Effects flashes an ‘unsupported Moov’ type error when I try to import an .mov file. CS6 is doing the same thing now.
I deleted my DVCProHDVideoOutput.component file and update my Quicktime codecs like recommended by Adobe and Apple as potential fixes. Didn’t work.
Anyone have a solution. I googled it but it looks like people haven’t talked about it much since about a year ago. Obviously it is still happening…
Best regards,
Kevin Camin
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Try everything here: https://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2011/02/troubleshooting-quicktime-errors-with-after-effects.html
You don’t have any external previewing thing set up (Matrox, BlackMagic, AJA/KONA, etc.) do you?
You haven’t installed any third-party codecs (k-lite, etc.) have you?
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Thanks, Michael. Thank link helped me a lot!
Best regards,
Kevin Camin
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Glad to help!
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