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Old Premiere files
Long story short. Had to move, and sell computer. I have an entire movie edited in Premiere, 2017. After much searching. I was able to find an old version of Premiere 2017, v 11.0.0
I went to open up my movie file, and got a dialog box, which said it was saved in a newer version. Obviously I need to update the software.
I know it is 2017, but I don’t know which version. How can I determine what version my files are saved in, if I can’t open the file to check?
thanks
currently editing
iMac 2013
mojave 10.14.5Andy
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6 Replies
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Since you have a CC account, just update to that latest available version of 2017. Done!
System:
Dell Precision T7600 (x2)
Win 7 64-bit
32GB RAM
Adobe CC 2017.1 (as of 8/2017)
256GB SSD system drive
4 internal media drives RAID 5
Typically cutting short form from UHD MP4, HD MP4, and HD P2 MXF. -
Up to CS6: 4th line on project file has the number.
From CC: Rename extension to zip, unzip with 7-zip and proceed as above.CS4 – 22
CS5 – 23
CS5.5 – 24
CS6 – 25
CC (7.0) – 26
CC 2014.0 (8.0) – 27
CC 2014.1 (8.1) – 28
CC 2015.0 (9.0) – 29
CC 2015.2 (9.2) – 30
CC 2015.3 (10.3) – 31
CC 2015.4 (10.4) – 31
CC 2017.0 (11.0) – 32
CC 2017.1 (11.1) – 33
CC 2018.0 (12.0) – 34
CC 2018.1 (12.1) – 35
CC 2019.0 (13.0) – 36
CC 2019.1 (13.1) – 37 -
Okay, I will try that. Thanks.
Andy
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Not really. Premiere has killed all versions leading up to 18, and they are no longer available on Creative Cloud…
But thanks!
Andy
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You cannot update to the latest version of 2017 it is no longer available for download.
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And Adobe should be shot because of it. It’s a form of thievery that somehow is allowed…
Andy
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