Avi files no longer supported

[ryane6442929]

I've been using a Brinno time lapse camera for a while and was always able to just drop the avi files into Premiere Pro and they would open without a hitch that was until I updated to 12.1.0 last week and now when I drop an avi file into Premiere Pro I get a "file format not supported" this even happens with files that previously worked fine. What has changed in this update?

[IceCube NinJaH]

Happen to me just now. Been using premiere and brinnos for years now without a problem.

Im using 12.1.1.

Quick solution I suppose is to batch transcode with mpeg Streamclip.

[Kevin-Monahan · Accepted solution]

Hi RyanE,

Is this on Mac? If so, sorry, this is no longer supported.

Kind regards,

Kevin

[IceCube NinJaH]

yes on a mac.

Any reason why?

It still seems to be a significant format no?

thanks

Bobby

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi Bobby,

As I understand it, it has to do with the internal file structure containing QuickTime 32-bit 7.x code, which we can no longer support based on our partnership with Apple.

That said, there is always the potential for engineering to create a custom version if enough users request it. Do so here: Support AVI files needed in newest release... URGENT – Adobe video & audio apps

Thanks,
Kevin