DVX3 - MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020) - Adobe 2021

[Alexandre]

Hello,

I'm a motion designer and I'm having trouble exporting to DVX3. I installed the codec, but it only appears in After Effect. I need to use Media Encoder and Premiere. I'm using a MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020).
Can someone help me?
Thanks

[Arvol]

It shows up in mine, but I'm on a PC.

[Zoltán]

Did you install premiere after the DXV codec?
Can you try installing Alley, from the bottom of the download page, so it places the plugin again?
http://resolume.com/download

[SiNiSon]

On the current M1 Macbook Pro, current Alley installed and the DVX shows as unsupported in After Effects which is prob an adobe issue but

[Zoltán]

So it doesn't work any more in AE either?

[seethings]

I'm on a M1 Max and the DXV3 codec is only showing up in Adobe After Effects. Monterey 12.1.
Is this an Adobe thing or a Resolume thing? Really would like to see it across all Adobe Products.

-Tim

[Zoltán]

So, looks like when you launch premiere, and AME on M1 mac, by default, you get the Apple silicon version launched. The DXV plugins are Intel code, I guess ARM code can't open Intel plugins.

AE doesn't have an ARM native version yet, so it's Intel, and it's able to load the Intel plugins.

You can launch the Intel version of Premiere and AME from Creative cloud app, click on the 3 dots icon, and there you can choose the Intel version, DXV will work with these:

[crushworx]

I figured out a fix for DVX codec in adobe on a Mac M1. Go to after effects or premiere and right click on thew application and check "open in Rossetta" then open AE or Premiere , it takes a while to open the app but it will open eventually.
Cheers!

[Zoltán]

Adobe also made an ARM AE since