I contacted support before a deep googling session, on where I can find some beta /alpha versions of the latest plug-ins, the support agent was kind but didn’t know a thing.
I AM A MASTER AT THE REFRAME SOFTWARE
There I can choose “ Software”, my OS version (which already has an auto-detection), and a second option to decide whether I want to see the software list, the firmware list, utilities and SDK… Why doesn’t GoPro do something as easily and intuitive as this?Īnd why in the world there are two names assigned to the “reframe” plug-in? “ GoPro-FX-Reframe” and “ GoPro VR Plugins”. If I google “ canon eos r support” first result is the official website: While it finds the After Effects plug-in directory, it doesn’t work at all, it shows on the effects panel as “Missing:”, it can be applied, the controls appear, but don’t work at all.
The " GoPro VR Plugins 1.0.pkg" weights 62.89MiB, it is provided as a beta since (9 months 21 days ago) inside the “ FusionStudio_Mac_Sierra_130_.dmg” (61.15MiB) which is inside the “ GoProVRPlugins_Mac_HighSierra_102.zip” (71.02MiB)… Why all this matryoshka doll game of encapsulating the same content in different formats? And doesn’t find the Adobe Premiere plug-in directory.
The "GoPro-FX-Reframe-Plugin-1.0.0.78.pkg" weights only 139.17KiB, which is too small for a VR plug-in, but at least, it finds the plug-in directory. " GoPro-FX-Reframe-Plugin-1.0.0.78.pkg" or " GoPro VR Plugins 1.0.pkg"? I tried to look for a new or beta release on the GoPro site, but the site is a mess, and the name of the apps are a mess too, I don’t know which is the latest version of the GoPro FX Reframe plug-in: Now it doesn’t matter which engine I choose it crashes instantly while using the GoPro FX Reframe plug-in. While using the GoPro FX Reframe plug-in on Premiere before the upgrade, I have to change from “ Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (Metal)” to “ Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration (OpenCL)” on the “ Video Rendering and Playback” option on my Project Settings in order to avoid crashes.
I AM A MASTER AT THE REFRAME PRO
I have the same issue, I have upgraded to Adobe Premiere CC 2020, version 14.0.0 build 572, running on a Mac Pro (Late 2013), 3 GHz 8-Core Intel Xeon E5, 32 GB 1866 MHz DDR3, 2X AMD FirePro D700 6 GB, macOS Mojave 10.14.6 (18G103). To delete the " GoPro FX Reframe" plug-in, go to /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Common/Plug-ins/7.0/MediaCore directory and delete the GoPro folder. If you don't have the previous " GoPro" folder on the old Adobe Premiere directory, here is a folder copy inside a DMG file:
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