The only real 'showstopper at the moment is HAP/Q/Alpha so for this you need to stay on. Generally there is a 'native' H.264 encoder in AdobeMediaEncoder (but not as render target in AfterEffects > render AE Comp via AME) so you don't need the Quicktime-Component for this anyway.

Green = also avail in the new version after April update Win and Mac are identical here, except for ProRes-Family on Mac of course.įor your orientation attached you find a screenshot with arrows: These options are gone with 12.1.1 / 15.1.1. If you miss the HAP-Family or H.264 from the Quicktime-Component please install the 'downgrade' via the Creative Cloud Desktop App: As always, NotchLC remains free to use and royalty-free for anyone who wants to integrate playback into their products.Info about the problem with Adobe Creative Cloud 2018 concerning HAP / QTKit-Support (April-Update CC 2018): Luke Malcolm, Director of Notch, commented: “Making NotchLC available to macOS users has been one of our most requested features and we’re excited to be able to offer it for the first time. This makes it a best-in-class media server playback codec, capable of playing back 24 simultaneous streams of 4K (30 FPS) video.

NotchLC combines high structural integrity in detailed images (rivalling ProRes 4444) and 12bit luma accuracy, with lightning-fast GPU encoding (up to 9 times faster than HAP) and decoding. The full SDK now features native DirectX, Metal and OpenGL GPU API implementations, making it more portable than ever. The macOS NotchLC implementation uses the native Metal GPU API for maximum performance and compatibility. In 2020 Jokyo introduced their fast and high quality Hap encoder with plugins for Adobe After Effects, Premiere Pro etc: FFMPEG Alternatively you can use a recent build of FFMPEG with the following command-lines: ffmpeg -i input.mov -vcodec hap -format hap output-hap.

NotchLC for macOS incorporates plugins for Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects and Premiere, making it easier than ever for cross-platform teams to integrate high-quality, high-performance 10-bit equivalent video quality into their workflows. In addition, PIXERA by AV Stumpfl will support NotchLC in its next release.

The NotchLC codec is developed specifically for visual effects and has been widely adopted by the professional media server industry, including TouchDesigner, disguise, Ventuz and Picturall by Analog Way. Notch, the creator of the real-time tool for interactive motion graphics of the same name, has made its GPU-accelerated video codec NotchLC available for macOS for the first time, bringing encode and decode support to more users than ever before.

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