Open Premiere, holding SHIFT key until the Welcome screen pops up (this clears the cache Premiere uses to load the plugins installed into the MediaCore folder)Ĥ. Move unseen plugin folders from ProgramFiles/Adobe/Common/Plugins/7.0/MediaCore to the DesktopĢ. Updated to 2015 reinstalled Sapphire, Universe, MB and Film Impact plugins they loaded but were not "seen" by Premiere. 7.0 sure made sense because of the Media Core folder residing in the 7.0 folder within Plugins, but things aren't always logical I guess. I had tested copying folders into a 7.0, 8.0 and 9.0 folder, clearing the cache each time. I fooled with this most of yesterday, did a lot of research and testing - at one point I had a 6.0, 8.0 and 9.0 folder in that directory. MAC users will need to research on their own.Īnswer to which folder Users/'name"/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Premiere Pro points to in order to LOAD the plugins is 9.0 - not 7.0! This is how I discovered it. This is a fix applied in Windows Ultimate 7.0. In other words, the entire naming convention must be changed.
It properly loaded from the path described above and was able to be applied to a Premiere Pro CC 2015 clip. I tested this fix by renaming a plugin from "Universe_Blur_Blur_AE_Fx.aex" to "Universe_Blur_Blur.aex". I notice that when Premiere Pro CC 2015 is loading, while the splash screen is still up, it sees the Universe folder, but NONE of the effects or transitions. All of the Universe individual effects end with _AE_FX.aex which should be OK, but every other plugin simply is. Obviously, this is the same path for Premiere Pro CC 2014 which report Universe and load the effects and transitions. Here Is the path:Ĭ:/Program Files/Adobe/Common/Plug-ins/7.0/MediaCore/Red Giant Universe I re-downloaded Red Giant Link as instructed by Red Giant. I have the most current version of Red Giant Universe 1.4.
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