Affected codecs include:Ī full list of potentially effected codecs is here. In versions of macOS after macOS Mojave, the QuickTime 7 framework will no longer be available, so incompatible formats won’t be supported in programs like iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Motion and Compressor.Īlso going away will be support for a number of codecs, the compression algorithms that underlie the video files on your computer. (Here is a Macworld article on how to find other 32-bit apps on your Macintosh that will be losing support in the next version of macOS.)
Hopefully the new operating system will also bring back some of the editing functions in QuickTime 7 Player. Although Apple has supposedly replaced this great utility with QuickTime Player X, in fact, a number of useful functions will be lost. One of the most notable and useful is Apple’s QuickTime 7 Player.
With Apple phasing out 32-bit applications in the next macOS (Fall 2019), a number of important applications will stop working.
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