I'm still back on version 13 when stabilization was "upgraded". Is the video stabilization on Elements pretty decent? Very grateful for all of the replies received. Whatever codecs or formats you are using are present. If in fact, Premier Elements has imported you clips from your camera, you have proven you don't need Quicktime. If you have installed the full Quicktime you can rename Quicktime.exe to. If at some point, you can't make Adobe or other editors work on an Apple format, the Quicktime installation offers a choice install only the support files. And, it was not Quicktime, it was the support files that were needed. But I doubt it needs any of the Quicktime support files.Ī convenient way for Adobe and others to make it work was to have Quicktime installed. There was a time when Canon, Sony, Panasonic and others offered camcorders with specific format selections that would appeal to Apple users.
Read this page: Tech specs & system requirements | Adobe Premiere Elements 15 for Mac, Windows, PCĪfter listing a string off a string of import and export formats, a key sentence is at the bottom: "Import/export of some formats may require activation via an Internet connection. The current specifications for 15 do not. All versions of PrE prior to 15 listed Quicktime as a requirement. Rather than delete this, I will leave it as is.)Īdobe has addressed it.
(On edit, I see Steve beat me by 4 minutes.
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