This message displays when After Effects is run under Rosetta. Select Never Again before dismissing to prevent the dialog from being shown again.
Run After Effects faster with native support for Apple silicon devices.
After Effects 22.3 allows you to take advantage of the latest technologies, including new Apple silicon machines. Experience faster launches, rendering, and Adobe Sensei features optimized for M1-based hardware.
There are some differences in functionality and some features are not available with After Effects on Apple silicon:
For a list of unsupported file formats, see Premiere Pro for Apple silicon.
Previous versions of After Effects are compatible with Apple silicon when run under Rosetta 2 emulation. We recommend updating to the latest version of After Effects for the best experience.
After Effects 22.3 for macOS is Universal and able to run natively on Apple Silicon devices. You can also run After Effects under Intel emulation (Rosetta) to continue using third-party plug-ins or formats that are not compatible with Apple silicon.
Use the Open (Intel) option in the Creative Cloud app to run After Effects under Rosetta one time. Or, enable Open using Rosetta in the macOS Finder's Get Info dialog for Adobe After Effects 2022.app.
Running After Effects 22.3 or later under Rosetta is fully supported when the following applications are also updated to version 22.3 or later:
Updating these applications ensures that when you launch After Effects, or any background After Effects rendering process, via Dynamic Link, the preference for running After Effects under Rosetta is honored.
Run After Effects under Rosetta to continue using non-ported third-party plug-ins and formats like Cineform, but it impacts After Effects performance.
This message displays when After Effects is run under Rosetta. Select Never Again before dismissing to prevent the dialog from being shown again.
This warning message displays by an After Effects background process that is launched under an incorrect architecture.
Question: Do I also need to set Premiere Pro or Adobe Media Encoder to run under Rosetta in order to render After Effects comps under Rosetta?
Answer: No, running Premiere Pro or Adobe Media Encoder under Rosetta has no effect on whether headless After Effects processes are run under Rosetta. Dynamic Link determines the correct launch architecture regardless of the host application's currently running architecture.
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