But, for sure, any legacy codecs that rely on QuickTime will not work with MacOS 10.14 (the new version coming this fall) because QuickTime is 32 bit and will not run under the new operating system. QuickTime is going to die pretty soon. Apple has no plans to fix or update it, even though it is still superior to the native playback systems on Mac and Windows in many respects.įor Mac OS: We will continue to support QuickTime as for older versions of MacOS for as long as we can. (You'll be happy to know that the Quartz Composer plugins I've tested work fine as long as they don't contain compiled 32-bit code, which a handful of them do.)Ģ) As noted in this CDM article the writing is on the wall.
That means that any patches that rely on 32 bit FreeFrame plugins won't work properly in the new version. There's really no way around it: you simply can't load 32 bit code into a 64 bit app.
As I continue working on the 64 bit version of Isadora which we'll release in September, I wanted to offer you all a couple of friendly reminders.ġ) None of your 32 bit FreeFrame plugins will work in this new version.
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