Photoshop CS6: Give us QuickTime Export Back!

Open CS6 timeline palette use its fly-out menu select render video and use render video dialog format pull-down menu and select quicktime.

Hallo John,

first: this does not prevent the coro artefacts shown in CS6 compared to CS5.1.

second: the render opions given do not include any of my usual QuickTime codecs, such as Avid DNxHD of Cineform-HD/2K (see screenshot below).



For my application (video editing with Avid Media Composer) CS6 is not usable, CS5.1 is. Therefor I repeat:

Give us QuickTime encoding/decoding back and trash your Adobe replacement!

Joachim

I am also upset about this, having upgraded from CS3.

Why remove a useful feature? It's not like it adds physical weight or increases the shipping cost.

Also, my help function is broken out of the box, I don't like the new lasso cursor, and I miss the ability to drag a selection box in the zoom tool.

Also Premiere crashes when I try to import video from my camera, and in general is not ready for prime-time.

This "upgrade" is all crapware.

Because my help function doesn't work, I just found a Photoshop Reference PDF. When I looked for information on how to regain this missing export functionality, the section on saving videos is out-of-date, and all about CS5.

I have exactly the same problem--- and one more---
I regularly need to save out in Techsmith codec to contribute to customer projects, PS CS6 camnnot deliver this-- so I need to use an old version to export-- which is really a bummer.

Also Script interpreter has been changed and some older scripts do not run any more, in my case that is the Anime-Studio exporter script.

Looks like the new PS CS6 "professional" exportwise is more of a downgrade than an update, professionally speaking.

I find my self working with PS CS5.1 all the time, which is kind of not why I bought into the cloud.