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Hello!
Seems most threads about this are old and the process used to be you'd click "Advanced Options" in the CC app and un-check "Remove Old Version" before updating if you wanted to keep the old version of Premiere.
So how is this done now? I have various projects on 12.0.1 which is currently installed on my PC and also have a new project saved under 12.1.2 which can't be opened without downloading the newest version of Premiere.
But I don't see that "advanced options" any more. Please help!
Thanks
You can't have multiple dot versions installed. You'll have to choose only one version of 12.
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You can't have multiple dot versions installed. You'll have to choose only one version of 12.
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Jim_Simon wrote
You can't have multiple dot versions installed. You'll have to choose only one version of 12.
Thanks for the reply Jim. Quick followup...was this always the case?
In the past could you have more than one version of the same year's release (eg 11.0 and 11.1?) And secondly, can you still have 2 versions of different years (eg. 12.0.1 and 11.x?)
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It has always been the case. You can have two or more MAJOR versions of Premiere installed - but never two point releases of the same year's version.
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RjL190365 wrote
It has always been the case. You can have two or more MAJOR versions of Premiere installed - but never two point releases of the same year's version.
Ah...guess I never needed this before. Thanks for your replies. Any way to tell what version a project was edited on?
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DMH79 wrote
Any way to tell what version a project was edited on?
This is an old thread, but it may help:
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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Peru+Bob wrote
DMH79 wrote
Any way to tell what version a project was edited on?
This is an old thread, but it may help:
Saw that before but opening a project in notepad opens a big bunch of gibberish, no real words. Oh well.
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You skipped this step: " right-click on the copied project file, select the "7-zip, extract to ... " option,"
PR project files are g-zipped.
Also note that you cannot tell which of 2 or more minor versions created a project file using this method. For example, 12.1.0, 12.1.1, and 12.1.2 are version 35. 12.0.0 and 12.0.1 are version 34.
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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Stan+Jones wrote
You skipped this step: " right-click on the copied project file, select the "7-zip, extract to ... " option,"
PR project files are g-zipped.
Also note that you cannot tell which of 2 or more minor versions created a project file using this method. For example, 12.1.0, 12.1.1, and 12.1.2 are version 35. 12.0.0 and 12.0.1 are version 34.
Ah, thanks Stan. Turns out the new project was edited on the latest 12.1.2 and leaving 12.0.1 I lost the use of my Miraizon Prores Codec (I'm on a PC). Thought that might happen. Bummer.