Discussion: Photoshop help

Pierre

Guys, I've installed CS6 Extended after having CS5 for a long time, and now when I try to import a video I always get the same error: DynamicLink is not available. I did some research on this issue and I've tried a lot of solutions - reinstalling QuickTime, reinstalling Photoshop, rebooting my computer, except the Task Manager fix since I can't seem to find any DynamicLink dll's on there. Can anyone help me fix this?

Thank you in advance!

Rei

Why don't you ask in an adobe forum?

I found these solutions but you probably already tried them all...

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0. Restart Photoshop and all Adobe applications (yeah, we have to try it), wait 30 seconds before restarting.
1. Ensure virus/security/parental control software hasn't trapped parts of Photoshop, Bridge, Premiere, Lightroom, or any Adobe app using DynamicLinkMediaServer. (Make sure the Adobe apps are added as exceptions if needed.)
2. Ensure you have the latest version of QuickTime
3. Close all Adobe applications - wait more than 30 seconds, then launch Photoshop and try to open the file.
- If unsuccessful, view Task Manager/Processes to verify necessary processes started up when importing video (dynamiclinkmanager.exe, dynamiclinkmediaserver.exe and Adobe QT32 Server.exe)
- If unsuccessful, please capture the full error message text.
4. Close all Adobe apps, wait 30 seconds - launch Bridge and try to open the file.

Pierre

None of those worked for me, but thank you anyway.

Cantaloupe.

video editing is blocked on pirated copies of photoshop.
i found out the same way

Bayonsay

'installed'.

Put it in the trash sis, stay with CS5.

The only pro's I've experienced are the animation abilities, which aren't really pro's if you're not intending to create a frame by frame hand drawn animation.

Haunter

Import a video into frame layers?