Postscript fonts don't work after updating to 12.1.0 (Build186)
After updating to Premiere 12.1.0 (Build186) as well as After Effects 15.1.0 (Build 166) postscript fonts are not recognized in either application.
I should know better than to update in the middle of a project, but seeing as it was only a point release, I thought I was safe. What gives Adobe?
Nick Sewell
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AdminPatrick Palmer
(Director of Product Management, Pro Video and Motion Design, Adobe DVA)
responded
This issue has been addressed with 12.1.2
This update is available to you immediately, further info on issues addressed with this release can be found at:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/kb/fixed-issues.html
Thanks for reporting this issue and for the comments below.
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Jim
commented
I found a solution. Download an OTF font and create a text box with the OTF font. Don’t have to use it but it has to be created. Then use the ttf fonts that you were using before.
J
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Victor
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Patrick, 12.1.2 didn't fix a thing. Our fonts still aren't loading in Premiere and After Effects.
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Nick Sewell
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Hey Adobe, remember when I posted this on April 5th?
Still NOTHING
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binba9
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Yup... this also cost me several hours. Only saving grace was that I was able to go back to CC2017 and finish the project there.
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Luke
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I always update because I'm waiting for a bug fix to some annoying issues, and then the update always gives me a new set of bugs. New features are great, but I need a working NLE, or at least an easy workaround. The lack of acknowledgement/info on this one meant I spent a lot of time wasted thinking it was my issue.
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Nick Sewell
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Hey Adobe - I originally posted this on April 5th and still no fix.
This is EMBARRASSING.
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Josh Rosen
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Thanks a lot, Adobe. My multi-episodic series is now stalled after 11 episodes because none of our fonts function and they don't exist as TrueType. Way to support your professional users - silence for 30+ days.
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Jason Kerschner
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Since Adobe isn't helping any of us, here is a link to a font conversion tool so you can convert the Fonts you've purchased to OTF. http://fontgear-net.3dcartstores.com/
It's $100 for one seat of $350 for 5 seats. Works well.
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Jason Kerschner
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This is insane. Adobe - Say something! Anything!
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Anonymous
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Seriously, at the very least a detailed response would go a long way. Maybe this seems like a small issue but this is a very big deal.
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Jason Kerschner
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Can someone from Adobe please comment to let us know when a fix will happen? This can't wait for a fix in a few weeks. This needs a fix ASAP!!! It's costing our agency money to buy OTF versions of fonts that we already own, so we can get projects done and delivered to our clients in time.
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Jason Kerschner
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We are having the same issue in our shop across 3 different machines. Need a fix Adobe, we got clients who utilize specific fonts for their brand!
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Nick Sewell
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Post-script fonts are still broken in the new After Effects 15.1.1 (Build 12) update.
Adobe—You must do BETTER than this.
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Tore Jonssen
commented
Still broken for me too in 12.1.1
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Daniel Hoover
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Suitcase and PostScript Type 1 fonts broken for us in 12.1 and 12.1.1
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AJ Ventura
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Bug is absolutely NOT fixed in the 12.1.1 update.
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Yannick
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Still not able to see Type 1 Fonts in 12.1.1 update!
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Anonymous
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Yea, this issue needs to be resolved ASAP. Completely destroys the optimism of what seemed to be a solid update when something as basic as fonts go to sh!t.
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Markus Wernig
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Same here... The (postscript) branding font for my own company would not show up any more in Premiere.
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Anonymous
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Same issue here. So very frustrating. The two fonts I use most for my brand are both PostScript Type 1.