Adobe released 2015.3 (10.4) Update Fixes

Adobe application updates 2015.3 Version to v10.4, mainly to implement native Quicktime Format support, but also to fix several bugs.

Today Adobe released a list of improvements and fixes. This update mainly addresses further more native quicktime movie formats without to install quicktime on MS Windows.
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Adobe Premiere Pro 2015.3 (10.4) Notable Fixes

• Proxy media support when Dynamic Linking to After Effects has been improved
• Several new QuickTime formats are now natively supported on Windows without the QuickTime player needing to be installed (Import: AAC, PNG, Animation codec; Export: Animation codec)
• The HDR Specular slider in the Lumetri Panel now functions correctly
• Frame accuracy has been improved when flattening a Multi-Camera Source Sequence containing speed changes
• Certain issues encountered when transcoding image sequences on ingest have been resolved
• The stability of FCP XML export has been improved
• The stability of Multi-Camera Source Sequence creation has been improved.
• Certain issues with incorrect numbers of audio channels when creating proxy files have been fixed
• Performance issues with H264 media on Windows when ‘Enable Accelerated H264 Decoding’ was enabled have been fixed
• Fixed an issue where a noise burst could occur when playing back at 2x with ‘Maintain pitch while shuttling’ enabled
• Some issues with dragging Multi-Camera Source Sequences to a sequence or to the Project Panel have been resolved
• .stl files now conform to EBU 3264
• The Link Media dialog no longer has certain file types disabled
• An issue with color control surfaces not correctly applying master track controls has been resolved
• Fixed an issue with waveforms offsetting when flattening Multi-Camere Source Sequences
• Fixed a rendering issue on scaled clips with OpenCL or CUDA
• An issue with opacity handles from previous versions not being accessible has been fixed
• Fixed an issue with black frames for RED files with a certain NVIDIA driver installed (368.39)
• An issue where audio did not play back after enabling ‘Maintain Audio Pitch’ with a speed change in place has been fixed
• Fixed an issue where trimming in the time line could disable Overlays from appearing

Adobe Premiere Pro 2015.3 (10.3) Notable Fixes

• Fixed issues where QT32 Server asserts or ‘Error Compiling Movie’ errors were seen when exporting to QuickTime ProRes files
• Fixed application being unresponsive when opening a 9.2.1 project in 10.x
• Fixed certain proxy generation issues when files were open in the Source Monitor from the Media Browser
• Fixed red frame issues when playing back Sony XAVC Lon-G files
• Improved audio rendering times when using multi-cam clips and adaptive audio tracks
• Fixed frame drop issues with Cineform media on 12-core 2013 Mac Pro systems
• Fixed performance issues when duplicate frame indicators were enabled
• Fixed audio distortion when using USB microphones with Transmit enabled
• Fixed playback issues on Windows when using AMD R9 cards
• Resolved certain proxy linking issues when off-lining media
• Improved 4K 24p H264 playback on Microsoft Surface Book
• Fixed an issue with 608 captions dropping characters in 29.97fps
• Fixed a thumbnail flickering issue in large projects on Mac
• Fixed a certain crash issue when opening legacy projects
• Non-watermarked Adobe Stock videos now correctly replace watermarked samples after licensing
• Improved Premiere Pro performance when AME is generating proxies
• Fixed an audio buzz issue when playing or scrubbing audio crossfades on clips with clip pan
• Fixed a hang issue when lasso-selecting edit points
• Fixed an exception error which could occur right after recording multicam edits
• Fixed black program monitor issue with RED media with OpenCL and Mac OS X 10.10.5
• Fixed OpenCL playback crash on Surface Pro 4
• Match Source issues of incorrect matching of certain formats have been resolved
• Issues of audio dropout when some tracks were muted have been resolved
• Fixed an issue where growing files imported from EVS weren’t actually growing
• Fixed an issue where peak files were constantly being regenerated on project open
• Fixed key-frame inaccuracies in FCP XML export
• Fixed an issue where auto-saving did not occur due to project changes not being recognized
• Improved import performance of AAF from a directory containing several OPAtom files
• Fixed Match Frame command for subclips
• Fixed a crash issue when exporting to XDCAM HD 422 50mb MXF media with smart rendering enabled
• Fixed issue where closed captioning files were being unnecessarily re-scanned on Windows
• Transmit offset value now correctly disallowed when scrubbing audio
• Fixed an issue where Sony RAW S-Log 2 media could appear transparent
• Fixed an issue where the Work Area Bar setting did not stick
• Fixed an assert issue when creating new Closed Captions on Mac
• Fixed C300 media import issues
• Resolved an issue where Merged Clip volume changes were not showing in Clip Mixer
• Fixed incorrect aspect ratio in IMX render
• Aspect ratio inaccuracies with certain 1920×1080 media have been fixed

Adobe Media Encoder 2015.3 (10.4) Notable Fixes

• Fixed several issues encountered when ‘Premiere Pro > Import sequences natively’ was checked in the preferences
• Several issues with ingest were resolved
• Stability of the Media Browser has been improved
• XAVC HD Intra Class 200 presets were replaced with Class 100 presets for improved compatibility with more devices
• Issues where Destination Publishing could fail with due to a time-out have been resolved
• Certain issues with Audio Hardware preferences have been resolved
• Fixed issues where Lumetri looks were being incorrectly rendered, and ProRes exports could appear over-exposed

Adobe Media Encoder 2015.3 (10.3) Notable Fixes

• Significant improvements to error reporting
• Fixed an issue where audio could repeat at the end of an encode or a silent section within a Premiere Pro sequence
• Improved 3rd-party player support for MPEG2 exports
• Several issues with muxing of audio and video files at the end of an export process have been resolved
• Smart rendering performance has been improved
• Resolved some issues where AME would keep a lock on recently encoded files such that users could not move them
• Fixed an issue when exporting long files/sequences to MXF presets could cause an ‘error compiling movie’ error
• Resolved several performance issues when the GPU was enabled