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“The project appears to be damaged, it cannot be opened” Adobe Premiere Pro V. 7.2.2
I have a question. I have a Adobe Premiere Pro project that I created on a Mac Pro dual core, running OS 10.7.5. The project is on an external hard drive, and I think all the required files are inside the master project folder.
I took the hard drive over to an associates and tried to open it on his Mac Pro, running OS 10.6.8 and his version of Premiere Pro CS6
I got a warning: “The project appears to be damaged, it cannot be opened”
I came back and tried to open the project on another Mac Pro 8 core also running 10.6.8 and Premiere CS6. I get the same warning.
Is it because you can’t go backwards from CC (7.2.2) to CS6?
Thank you in advance.
Barry O’Brien
I am just a few months into using Premiere Pro, so
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[Barry O'Brien] “Is it because you can’t go backwards from CC (7.2.2) to CS6?”
Yes!
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OK, great. Thanks! Case closed.
So if I upgrade my other computer to 7.2.2 I should be able to open the project on either machine?
Are the newer versions, beyond Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2. stable? Are there any downsides to downloading the newest version?
I have limited memory – 9 Gbs.
Thank you,
Barry
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