DNG Codec

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• A 32-bit DNG CODEC will work under Windows 7?

  As far as I know, there is no 64 bit Adobe's DNG codec.  The 32 bit you will work in a Windows 7 64-bit OS?

  Has not worked for me at the time where I've tried. I downloaded a 3rd party 64 bit that was free at the time, but it is not free, not more. ardfry.com and fastpictureviewer.com both available at a cost.

• Where is the DNG Codec for Mac download

  The link here doesn't have a download option: http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=194 & Platform = Macintosh

  Apple seems to have taken care of this problem now:

  Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.20

• It is not possible to view DNG files in the windows Explorer.

  I use a Canon EOS 500 d for all my photos that are managed in adobe Bridge; processed in Adobe CS4. When you look at the RAW images that are stored as DNG in my images (before conversion to JPEG) they aren't recognized and unopenable in windows. Only readable in Bridge. Microsoft produced a codec to allow them to be visible in the browser?

  Thank you for your help.

  Julian

  Adobe has free download:

  http://labs.Adobe.com/wiki/index.php/DNG_Codec

  The current lists only Vista, but I think it works for Windows 7 32 bit.

  Adobe has not released a 64-bit DNG codec, but if you search the web, there are some other 3rd party. The price, we're too small. For example, it's $10 http://www.fastpictureviewer.com/codecs/. Do not recommend one way or other hand, it just helps as an example

  James Wolf MS - MVP [Multimedia]

• Windows viewer not able to read the DNG format generated by camera Fujifilm X 30 of the RAF

  Hello. Since September, I have a problem. Until then, it had not occurred to me, but since then, when converting to DNG RAF files generated by my camera Fujifilm X 30, trying to visualize the viewer in Windows, it closes automatically.

  I also have a Nikon D7100 and generated the NAVE of Nikon, there is no problem. I have neither the conversion of the Fujifilm RAF generated through August 2015.

  The problem I've had so far with the Viewer Windows 7, and I have yet to upgrade to Windows 10.

  Please pray Adobe LR some techniques help me find a solution.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  I was able to view your DNG using the Windows on Windows 7 photo viewer. The first thing I did was to install the free DNG for Windows codec. A Setup program is located at the following link:

  Adobe DNG Codec: For Windows: Adobe DNG Codec 2.0

  Hope that helps,

  -Chris

• Look a DNG in the file Explorer Windows 8.1 as the image thumbnails... How to proceed?

  Does anyone know why you can't display RAW .dng thumbnails of image files in the file Explorer Windows 8.1 even with the Microsoft Camera Codec Pack installed.

  Other RAW files appear as thumbnails without problem (e.g. Nikon. NEF files). I could see dng thumbnails in Windows 7, but not with Windows 8.1. Perhaps, Adobe did not share the appropriate information. for Microsoft to get there?

  See if you know how to see the dng thumbnails and can help me to do the same.

  Michael

  I know this thread is a bit old, but sometimes 2nd research google (15/07/15).

  This Adobe DNG Codec works in point 8.1.  Its slow generate thumbnails, as against cr2 but works.

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5495

• Why my DNG files appear as icons rather thumbnails in file manager?

  I chose generate the preview JPEG size when converting to my DNG RAWs.

  However, when I was browsing the file after the conversion, why the DNGS still appear as icons DNG?

  I guess they should look like the JPG pictures.

  Gnerating saw guarantees that a certain software will use. You 'File manager', whatever it is, does not seem to be used.

  If you're running Windows Vista, you must install a DNG Codec.

• Infrared camera profile

  I have a Nikon D70 converted by LifePixel infrared.  I have Photoshop CS4, Lightroom 3.4 and DNG converter 6.4 installed, as well as the beta version of DNG Profile Editor 1.0.0.45.  I am running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.

  Using the profile editor, I was able to create a new recipe for the IR camera and save it as a recipe.  But the next step, to make it useful in Photoshop and Lightroom, is to export the profile.  However, I can't find WHERE to export it to my HD.  Lightroom shows the cab, standard and specific profiles under the calibration of the camera (depending on which file I select under develop) and the camera part seems to work correctly.

  Using research Google and Adobe, I turn to the top of several references to this question of "where", but even those that specify Windows 7 gives a path that does not exist on my hard drive.  As a first step, if I go on my C: drive, I Program Files and Program Files (x 86), which are specific to programs 64-bit or 32-bit. Under the Adobe folder in these 2 files, I have a folder for DNG Codec, and for x 86 I Acrobat.com and Adobe commercial DNG Codec. If instead, I select the folder common files, and then Adobe, there are many more inscriptions (Acrobat, CS4 issues and many others).  There is also a folder called Camera Raw 5, which under both the 32 - and 64 - bit Program Files folder has subfolders AMT and the Installer data.  None of them has whatever it is called CameraProfiles, or variations on what appears in the various positions.

  Please, I beg you!  I want to create and install a custom profile for my IR camera.  Where do I export the file so that Lightroom and Camea Raw under Photoshop can find it?

  A very frustrated user,

  Randi

  On Windows

  Profiles of users/username/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Lightroom/color

  On OSx

  [user name] / Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom

  You can have folders hidden in your operating system if on windows, change your folder settings to show hidden folders

  Panel configuration-file Option - view and then check Show hidden files, folders, or drives.

• codec canon 7 d mark ii update

  Please can someone tell me when the next update of the codec is scheduled, that supports the canon 7 d mark ii.

  I am running windows 7 and using elements 10.

  Hello

  The alternatives are to use (a) Adobe to convert your RAW images or (b) use the Canon utilities to convert your RAW images.  Adobe would let you convert. DNG (universal format 'digital negative' Adobe - their version of RAW).  Using the Canon's EOS utility you can convert them to TIFF, which is 16-bit and lossless (if you keep the flexibility of adjustment you want to out an image RAW.)

  http://www.forums.USA.Canon.com/T5/software/Windows-codec-pack-for-7d-Mark-II-CR2-s/TD-p/129804

  You could try looking through the catalog, Microsoft Update to the Codec

  http://catalog.update.Microsoft.com/v7/site/search.aspx?q=codec

• Is a codec 1.18 compatibile with Photoshop CS5.1 and Camera Raw 6.7?

  I plan my buying a D7100 and want to understand the software updates required to process the raw files in Photoshop. My current software is: CS5.1, Camera Raw Photoshop is 6.7, 1.12 Codec and Windows 7.  The Adobe website says I need to improve the codec to 1.18. I'm OK with that. But this codec works with versions of camera raw and Photoshop that I currently have?

  I'm pretty sure that is not compulsory for camera raw to work adobe and yes I agree with your post 5, like the nikon d7100 camera raw files require camera raw 7.4 and

  Since photoshop cs5 is only compatible for camera raw 6.7, photoshop cs5 will not open these d7100 files unless you use the 7.4 dng converter to convert your first

  best to DNG files.

  supported cameras and required versions of camera raw:

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

  Or your could upgrade to photoshop cs6 or try lightroom 4.

• "Copy as. DNG»

  What applications do you use to open a file on my HDD .dng? (Windows XP) I can't select LR. The Canon ZoomBrowser EX application displays no image and the filter is set to display images. This is the right forum to get the answer? Thank you.

  If you need to move things on the OS file system use LR to make it where you can see everything.

  If you're still using Explorer or Finder in the file browser and then install the codecs as suggested in the link I posted earlier to see the DNG, although you should why when you have LR is beyond me

• QuickTime Cale / codec AVC

  Hello

  QuickTime crashes when you try to open a video file of 4 k with codec AVC.

  I force-quit QT, but every time that I re - open, that regularly hold QT file again and again.

  QT makes it unusable.

  How can I remove this file from QT?

  TIA for any help,

  rdmaxx

  MacBook 2.4 GHz Intel Core Duo, OSX QuickTime 10.1 10.7.5, (player, not Pro)

  Force quit, and then restart QuickTime while holding down the SHIFT key.

• # Error codec of airtime!

  Recently, I got an HDMI cable that connects my iPhone 6 to my television through charger port. I have Visual but audio is completely screwed up sounds stuttery and nervous and boring. It also displays a message at the bottom of the screen saying "error # error codec airplay! I can't come to terms with it at all? I use ios 10 if that helps. Any help is appreciated as I can't seem to do anything

  Thank you

  My guess is that HMDI cable / port charger HDTV interface is the question.

  In order to exclude from your iPhone, have you tried streaming audio and video for Apple TV or other AirPlay-ready device? If so and succeeded the iPhone wouldn't be the problem

• How to keep the transitions of the Apple Photo Jpeg codec

  I made a slideshow a few years ago using iPhoto and exported in the form of film. It uses transitions strongly, especially of crossfades. Now when I try to upload it to a site like vimeo, the video must be converted using a standard codec such as H.264. Once converted, all transitions are lost to the gross final video in comparison.

  Is it possible to convert this video and preserve transitions?

  Format:

  Apple Photo - JPEG, 640 × 480, in Millions

  Apple Photo - JPEG, 640 × 480, in Millions

  Apple Photo - JPEG, 640 × 480, in Millions

  Cross fader, 640 × 480, in Millions

  16-bit integer (Big Endian), Stereo 48,000 kHz

  DV, 720 × 480 (640 × 480), in Millions

  FPS: 0.36

  Data rate: 6852.76 Kbps

  Duration: 0:00:05:15.41

  Normal size: 640 x 480 pixels

  Try to open the file with QuickTime X and must convert the modern use.

• Leica Q and DNG in Photos files

  I have a Leica Q and you want to use RAW DNG format. Currently, I use LR6 but want to use pictures to store and edit these files and stop using LR6.

  DNG files are compatible with Photos and they can be changed according to the normal procedure?

  If your system is up-to-date (OS X 10.11.6), Digital Camera RAW 6.2 support and your camera is on this list - Digital camera RAW formats supported by OS X El Capitan - Apple charge - then it is supported and they can be changed according to the normal procedure

  Note that the RAW support is not brand of camera or file type, but only by the specific camera - each camera DNG format is different

  a trivial to find out is to import an and see how things are going

  LN