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I just upgraded Premiere Pro to 2014.1 on PC and now Magic Bullet Looks has ceased to work. It was working fine before the update. Now it missing in my effects list. When I open project that has it, it says Video Filter missing: AE.MB LookSuite3. Every other effects I had with Red Giant Color suite are working but not MBL. I tried all this: Uninstall MBL.

Uninstall Red Giant suites updated Color Suite and MBL to the very last version directly from their sites. Moved all the filters in the common folders manually nothing works. Is it a bug that I'm alone to have or it a common bug that everyone have?

Edit: I fixed my problem, see Todd's solution below with the shift key trick. I just heard back from Red Giant and they gave me this advice (see below). That didn't work for me. I did notice, however, when I opened a project that they were listed as missing, plus the 'push' transition from filmimpact. Totally random.

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The Magic Bullet Color Suite folder isn't even in Premiere anymore. All is present and accounted for in After Effects, the problem is Premiere only for me. Here's the response from Red Giant. Download Tuneup Utilities 2007. I followed up with them, now waiting to hear back more: __________________________________ I've heard this happening to a number of different people when updating. I believe that this may be a Premiere caching issue. To recreate the plugin cache, hold down the Shift key before you start Premiere Pro. Keep the Shift key held down until you have opened your project.

This will force Premiere Pro to reload the information for all plugins, where it may be currently corrupted or missing data. Does this help get Looks back online? If not, does it show up in After Effects or is it also offline in After Effects? If it does show up in After Effects, do you have Universe installed? Kind regards, Brett C Customer Advocate Dell T76000 Dual 8-core 2.4 GHz NVIDIA Quadro 2000 NVIDIA Tesla c2075 Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 After Effects CS6 Cinema 4d r12. After a very hard day trying to fix the same Problem, i finally solved it for me. What i did: tryed the shift - trick - did'nt worked.

Uninstalled and installed - did'nt worked. Removed all plugins except Looks - did'nt worked.

And tried a lot other stuff. Then i copied my hole plugins Folder from my second Computer (updated there as well - and there it worked) and after that it worked on my main Computer. I thought - there is one plugin who makes Troubles and removed/added plugins. And after i copied an older Version from Red Gate Mojo from my Laptop to my Computer - everything worked. After that i copied back my current Version of mojo - and every file was the same then before - except now all plugins are availible! 1 note: also a few plugins from misfire and mojo/Cosmo was also hidden.

I hope that this will help anybody. So there is really something strange in the Caching mechanism of premiere - so try to move and copy some files arround and that you don't have to waste so much time then i did. I am experiencing the excact same issue. Have tried the shift trick with no luck. Have tried reinstalling Premiere Pro 2014, have removed folders with plugins as suggested - resulted in PPro not even wanna start. I have used the Colorsuite and Premiere Pro for years now, and everytime there is an update from Adobe, there is issues with some of the Red Giant plugins.

Especially Looks is making trouble all the time. Evertime I have to use ½-1 day resolving the issue wich is very frustrating - especially now Adobe has gone CC and updating happens more frequently. So please - Red Giant and Adobe - help each other getting these issues solved BEFORE any of you updates anything. I am very frustrated - having a deadline and things not working as they should.:-( Morten. Hi again I finaly solved this issue. Have tried the shift-key-trick with no luck.

I did what Brett from Red Giant wrote to me - look at all the steps underneath. I found out that the Filmimpact plugin was making this issue for me. I had two folder in the MediaCore folder - one named Filmimpact and another named Filmimpact.net. I managed to start up Premiere Pro and a project with no errors after removing the Filmimpact.net folder. So in my case, the isse was not Red Giant or Prmeire but a third plugin - meessing up with Adobe end Red Giant. So if you face this issue - try to move or renamed any otgher plugins in the MediaCore folder and start Premiere Pro with the Shift key pushed down and see if that does the trick;-) •Close all intensive programs, namely Premiere, After Effects, etc. •Back-up and remove the contents of C: Program Files Adobe Common Plug-ins 7.0 MediaCore.

You can do this by temporarily moving whatever files are there to another location on your drive or compressing them into a folder for access later. •Back-up and remove the contents of C: Program Files Adobe Adobe Premiere CC Plug-ins, same as above, you can temporarily move them elsewhere or compress them into another folder. Keep both of these back-ups accessible (with CC 2014, the folder will have the same label, but with 2014 suffixed). •Re-launch Premiere with your Shift key held down until the Adobe splash screen disappears. This will re-build your registry and plugin cache to ensure Premiere's being given a fresh start, which should clear out the flags that were keeping our plugins from loading into Premiere. •Close Premiere, we're about to start putting the plugins back in, and Premiere shouldn't be open when that happens since it's installing files into that program. •From your MediaCore folder backup, put one of problematic plugin files back in the original location.

This step will help ensure it's the registry that's causing the problem; if Premiere still doesn't load the plugin when it's the only thing in the MediaCore folder, let me know and we'll troubleshoot from there. Adobe Pdf Reader For Webos Apps. •Re-launch Premiere and check that the plugin is present.

Make sure you're looking in the right location, and don't use the search feature within Premiere to find it. •Close Premiere, and select another plugin file to move back into its original location.

This is where things get cumbersome; you'll need to move the plugins back into their old location one at a time. Don't move more than two plugin files before heading to the next step. •Re-launch Premiere after putting back each individual plugin, not only to check that the plugin file you moved can now load, but also to set a flag in the registry that'll ensure the plugin loads in subsequent launches. •Repeat until all of our plugins are installed.

So you'll replace a plugin, launch Premiere, check that it's there, close premiere, and install another plugin. If you have a lot of plugins and this getting to be too much of a chore, you may be able to move in more than one at a time to cut down on the process, but I wouldn't push it. •Repeat until all plugins have been brought back into the program and are loading successfully. If, at any point, loading a specific third party plugin (other than ours) causes the problem to come back or for plugins to get kicked out of Premiere, you'll need to contact that third party developer for assistance with that, as it may be an incompatibility issue on their end that they'll need to address. I had also found out that FilmImpact plugins were preventing some Red Giant plugins from loading, and even narrowed it down to which specific FilmImpact plugins were causing it.

I sent a support request to FilmImpact with the information, and they attempted to test with free versions of MBLooks and Colorista, but showed no incompatibility, and having heard of no one else having the issue, wrote it off as a machine specific problem. Clearing the plugin cache on startup had never solved the problem, only re-installing PPro hen all plugins would get me working again, but the issue would eventually reappear, sometimes a month or two afterward. At any rate, it does seem to be an incompatibility between the two sets of plugins - now which one is to blame is something for those vendors to hash out, but neither seems interested. Asus P6X58D Premium * Core i7 950 * 24GB RAM * nVidia GeForce GTX 770 * Windows 7 Premium 64bit * System Drive - WD Caviar Black 500GB * 2nd Drive(Pagefile, Previews) - WD Velociraptor 10K drive 600GB * Media Drive - 2TB RAID0 (4 - WD Caviar Black 500GB drive) * Matrox MX02 Mini * Adobe CC * QuickTime 7.7.5 ------------------------------------------- '98% of all computer issues can be solved by simply pressing 'F1'.' Yes, actually that had worked for me once. Then the problem crept back in at some point.

It was a little disconcerting when the folks at FilmImpact told me that they had downloaded a trial of Red Giant's Color Suite to run their test with. This indicates that they had never tested compatibility with those plugins before they had released theirs. I guess there could be all sorts of cases explaining why a plugin vendor can't be expected to determine compatibility, and of course there's also the inevitable that they could simply blame the problem on another plugin - not theirs. But in the end, we're the ones to suffer. Asus P6X58D Premium * Core i7 950 * 24GB RAM * nVidia GeForce GTX 770 * Windows 7 Premium 64bit * System Drive - WD Caviar Black 500GB * 2nd Drive(Pagefile, Previews) - WD Velociraptor 10K drive 600GB * Media Drive - 2TB RAID0 (4 - WD Caviar Black 500GB drive) * Matrox MX02 Mini * Adobe CC * QuickTime 7.7.5 ------------------------------------------- '98% of all computer issues can be solved by simply pressing 'F1'.' Hi Folks, This seems to solve the issue: 1. Open the Registry Editor (RegEdit.exe) 2.

Find the 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Adobe Premiere Pro 8.0 PluginCache.64 en_US' ('en_US' indicates your language, could be different for you) 3. Locate the problematic plugin in the list.

This plugin will likely have this attribute 'Ignore'=dword:00000001' 4. Set it to 'Ignore'=dword:00000000' 5.

Restart Premiere. I've noticed the issue may come back when either a new version of Premiere comes out or you reset the Plugin Loading Cache by holding Shift when launching Premiere Pro. So if the problem comes back on a frequent basis, you may want to setup a.Reg file (eg.

'fix_it_for_me.reg') that contains lines like this: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Adobe Premiere Pro 8.0 PluginCache.64 en_US Looks3_64.aex] 'Ignore'=dword:00000000 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Adobe Premiere Pro 8.0 PluginCache.64 en_US Colorista_II_x64.aex] 'Ignore'=dword:00000000 The lines above will fix MB Looks and Colorista II. Of course you can add any plugin to this that is causing an issue not to be recognized.

To apply the fix just right click the file and select: 'Merge' It will set all the 'Ignore' lines to values you want them to be and will definitely speed up the procedure. This worked for me. I hope it works for you! Exported the 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER Software Adobe Premiere Pro 8.0 PluginCache.64 en_US' branch. Opened the file and highlighted the Red Giant keys that weren't showing up and replaced 'Ignore'=dword:00000001 with 'Ignore'=dword:00000000 for the selected text. Did this for all Red Giant plugins; Looks, Cosmo, Universe, etc. Then imported file back into registry and now they all show up.

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