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> Seems Adobe has no idea what Apple is going to scrap and is just sort of at their whim. They're trying to "native-ize" as many things as they can, but only for read formats it seems. Write is another story as well. > No I think it’s pretty clear that what is being scrapped is 32-bit Quicktime codecs. If it’s not a .mov, then don’t panic. What will be affected are .movs which are NOT natively supported. I was thinking of this today because I often have to supply exhibition/concert videos as Hap or HapQ, encoded as a Quicktime. The codec is Hap, but the file format is Quicktime. So I think that this is an example of something that will not work once Apple ditch 32 bit Quicktime. -Chris |
