Support for the following cameras has been added in this update. For a complete list of supported cameras, please visit the camera raw page.

Fujifilm
FinePix F700
FinePix S5000 Z
FinePix S7000 Z

Kodak
DCS720x
DCS760
DCS 14n

Leaf
Valeo 22

Leica
Digilux 2

Nikon
D2H

Olympus
C-5060 Zoom
E-1

Panasonic
DMC-LC1

Pentax
*ist D

Sony
DSC-F828

Additional fixes in this update include the following:

• EXIF data from files saved in Adobe® Photoshop® CS is now extracted to both XMP and old TIFF-tag based structures, making it visible in Photoshop 7.0 as well as other applications that only support TIFF tags.
• On Canon 1D and 1Ds, if you have shot a series of photos using White Balance bracketing, the Temperature and Tint values are retained, as well as reflected, when opening the file in Camera Raw 2.1.
• When in the advanced Apply Camera Raw Settings dialog box, the last used subset will be remembered in the “Update: Custom Subset” settings.
• Green pixel balancing and “crosshatch” noise reduction are improved.
• IPTC data entered using iView is now visible in the File Browser with the exception of the following fields found in iView 2.0.1: Event, Location, Status, and URL.

Support for the following cameras has been added in this update. For a complete list of supported cameras, please visit the camera raw page.

Fujifilm
FinePix F700
FinePix S5000 Z
FinePix S7000 Z

Kodak
DCS720x
DCS760
DCS 14n

Leaf
Valeo 22

Leica
Digilux 2

Nikon
D2H

Olympus
C-5060 Zoom
E-1

Panasonic
DMC-LC1

Pentax
*ist D

Sony
DSC-F828

Additional fixes in this update include the following:

• EXIF data from files saved in Adobe® Photoshop® CS is now extracted to both XMP and old TIFF-tag based structures, making it visible in Photoshop 7.0 as well as other applications that only support TIFF tags.
• On Canon 1D and 1Ds, if you have shot a series of photos using White Balance bracketing, the Temperature and Tint values are retained, as well as reflected, when opening the file in Camera Raw 2.1.
• When in the advanced Apply Camera Raw Settings dialog box, the last used subset will be remembered in the “Update: Custom Subset” settings.
• Green pixel balancing and “crosshatch” noise reduction are improved.

Support for the following cameras has been added in this update. For a complete list of supported cameras, please visit the camera raw page.
Fujifilm
FinePix F700
FinePix S5000 Z
FinePix S7000 Z
Kodak
DCS720x
DCS760
DCS 14n
Leaf
Valeo 22
Leica
Digilux 2
Nikon
D2H
Olympus
C-5060 Zoom
E-1
Panasonic
DMC-LC1
Pentax
*ist D
Sony
DSC-F828
Additional fixes in this update include the following:
• EXIF data from files saved in Adobe® Photoshop® CS is now extracted to both XMP and old TIFF-tag based structures, making it visible in Photoshop 7.0 as well as other applications that only support TIFF tags.
• On Canon 1D and 1Ds, if you have shot a series of photos using White Balance bracketing, the Temperature and Tint values are retained, as well as reflected, when opening the file in Camera Raw 2.1.
• When in the advanced Apply Camera Raw Settings dialog box, the last used subset will be remembered in the “Update: Custom Subset” settings.
• Green pixel balancing and “crosshatch” noise reduction are improved.

Support for the following cameras has been added in this update. For a complete list of supported cameras, please visit the camera raw page.

Fujifilm
FinePix F700
FinePix S5000 Z
FinePix S7000 Z

Kodak
DCS720x
DCS760
DCS 14n

Leaf
Valeo 22

Leica
Digilux 2

Nikon
D2H

Olympus
C-5060 Zoom
E-1

Panasonic
DMC-LC1

Pentax
*ist D

Sony
DSC-F828

Additional fixes in this update include the following:

• EXIF data from files saved in Adobe® Photoshop® CS is now extracted to both XMP and old TIFF-tag based structures, making it visible in Photoshop 7.0 as well as other applications that only support TIFF tags.
• On Canon 1D and 1Ds, if you have shot a series of photos using White Balance bracketing, the Temperature and Tint values are retained, as well as reflected, when opening the file in Camera Raw 2.1.
• When in the advanced Apply Camera Raw Settings dialog box, the last used subset will be remembered in the “Update: Custom Subset” settings.
• Green pixel balancing and “crosshatch” noise reduction are improved.
• IPTC data entered using iView is now visible in the File Browser with the exception of the following fields found in iView 2.0.1: Event, Location, Status, and URL.

Support for the following cameras has been added in this update. For a complete list of supported cameras, please visit the camera raw page.
Fujifilm
FinePix F700
FinePix S5000 Z
FinePix S7000 Z
Kodak
DCS720x
DCS760
DCS 14n
Leaf
Valeo 22
Leica
Digilux 2
Nikon
D2H
Olympus
C-5060 Zoom
E-1
Panasonic
DMC-LC1
Pentax
*ist D
Sony
DSC-F828
Additional fixes in this update include the following:
• EXIF data from files saved in Adobe® Photoshop® CS is now extracted to both XMP and old TIFF-tag based structures, making it visible in Photoshop 7.0 as well as other applications that only support TIFF tags.
• On Canon 1D and 1Ds, if you have shot a series of photos using White Balance bracketing, the Temperature and Tint values are retained, as well as reflected, when opening the file in Camera Raw 2.1.
• When in the advanced Apply Camera Raw Settings dialog box, the last used subset will be remembered in the “Update: Custom Subset” settings.
• Green pixel balancing and “crosshatch” noise reduction are improved.
• IPTC data entered using iView is now visible in the File Browser with the exception of the following fields found in iView 2.0.1: Event, Location, Status, and URL.

The Adobe® After Effects® 6.0 Plug-in update fixes problems in the Radial Wipe and Colorama effects.

The Adobe® After Effects® 6.0 Plug-in update fixes problems in the Radial Wipe effect and in OpenGL shadows on Mac OS X v.10.3.

The Adobe® After Effects® 6.0 Plug-in update fixes problems in the Radial Wipe and Colorama effects.

The Adobe® After Effects® 6.0 Plug-in update fixes problems in the Radial Wipe effect and in OpenGL shadows on Mac OS X v.10.3.

The Adobe® After Effects® 6.0 Plug-in update fixes problems in the Radial Wipe and Colorama effects.

The Adobe® After Effects® 6.0 Plug-in update fixes problems in the Radial Wipe effect and in OpenGL shadows on Mac OS X v.10.3.

The Adobe® Encore™ DVD 1.0.1 update addresses several issues identified in Adobe Encore DVD 1.0. It is highly recommended for all users of Adobe Encore DVD 1.0.

The most significant changes made for this update include:

• Improvements have been made to eliminate to occurrence of "DVD Error -224" errors during the writing and/or erasing of DVD media.
• Several "DVD Error -19013" sources have been identified and fixed.
• An "Unknown Error (DVD Error -1)" that occurred when writing to DVD after adding video and audio to a motion menu no longer happens.
• A "DVD Error -1" that could occur if you repositioned chapter points on a timeline containing still images no longer happens.
• Several "Abnormal Condition" errors have been identified and fixed.
• A runtime error that sometimes occurred when saving on a hyperthreading system no longer happens.
• Projects containing pasted subtitle clips no longer cause the error "EditOnDisc — disc in inconsistent state. (DVD Error -31000)" when written to DVD.
• Timecode values greater than one hour are now calculated correctly.
• Duplicated timelines now also include subtitle tracks.
• Subtitle text attributes are now maintained when pasted into a new subtitle clip.
• If a DVD is stopped, you no longer have to eject it to start playback again: Hitting the Play button after a complete stop will now correctly begin playback at the first title on the DVD.
• Duplicating a rendered menu with animated buttons no longer causes the error "Stream requested does not exist. (DVD Error -19803)" when you build a DVD.
• The error "End of file (DVD Error -16072)" no longer occurs when you build a DVD after unchecking Animate Buttons on a menu that has audio.
• Motion menus have had several improvements.
• Working with MPEG files in timelines has been improved.
• CSS and Macrovision settings are now cleared when you set CGMS to "Unlimited copies are allowed" in the Project Settings dialog box.

The Adobe® Encore™ DVD 1.0.1 update addresses several issues identified in Adobe Encore DVD 1.0. It is highly recommended for all users of Adobe Encore DVD 1.0.

The most significant changes made for this update include:

• Improvements have been made to eliminate to occurrence of "DVD Error -224" errors during the writing and/or erasing of DVD media.
• Several "DVD Error -19013" sources have been identified and fixed.
• An "Unknown Error (DVD Error -1)" that occurred when writing to DVD after adding video and audio to a motion menu no longer happens.
• A "DVD Error -1" that could occur if you repositioned chapter points on a timeline containing still images no longer happens.
• Several "Abnormal Condition" errors have been identified and fixed.
• A runtime error that sometimes occurred when saving on a hyperthreading system no longer happens.
• Projects containing pasted subtitle clips no longer cause the error "EditOnDisc — disc in inconsistent state. (DVD Error -31000)" when written to DVD.
• Timecode values greater than one hour are now calculated correctly.
• Duplicated timelines now also include subtitle tracks.
• Subtitle text attributes are now maintained when pasted into a new subtitle clip.
• If a DVD is stopped, you no longer have to eject it to start playback again: Hitting the Play button after a complete stop will now correctly begin playback at the first title on the DVD.
• Duplicating a rendered menu with animated buttons no longer causes the error "Stream requested does not exist. (DVD Error -19803)" when you build a DVD.
• The error "End of file (DVD Error -16072)" no longer occurs when you build a DVD after unchecking Animate Buttons on a menu that has audio.
• Motion menus have had several improvements.
• Working with MPEG files in timelines has been improved.
• CSS and Macrovision settings are now cleared when you set CGMS to "Unlimited copies are allowed" in the Project Settings dialog box.

The Adobe® Encore™ DVD 1.0.1 update addresses several issues identified in Adobe Encore DVD 1.0. It is highly recommended for all users of Adobe Encore DVD 1.0.
The most significant changes made for this update include:
• Improvements have been made to eliminate to occurrence of "DVD Error -224" errors during the writing and/or erasing of DVD media.
• Several "DVD Error -19013" sources have been identified and fixed.
• An "Unknown Error (DVD Error -1)" that occurred when writing to DVD after adding video and audio to a motion menu no longer happens.
• A "DVD Error -1" that could occur if you repositioned chapter points on a timeline containing still images no longer happens.
• Several "Abnormal Condition" errors have been identified and fixed.
• A runtime error that sometimes occurred when saving on a hyperthreading system no longer happens.
• Projects containing pasted subtitle clips no longer cause the error "EditOnDisc — disc in inconsistent state. (DVD Error -31000)" when written to DVD.
• Timecode values greater than one hour are now calculated correctly.
• Duplicated timelines now also include subtitle tracks.
• Subtitle text attributes are now maintained when pasted into a new subtitle clip.
• If a DVD is stopped, you no longer have to eject it to start playback again: Hitting the Play button after a complete stop will now correctly begin playback at the first title on the DVD.
• Duplicating a rendered menu with animated buttons no longer causes the error "Stream requested does not exist. (DVD Error -19803)" when you build a DVD.
• The error "End of file (DVD Error -16072)" no longer occurs when you build a DVD after unchecking Animate Buttons on a menu that has audio.
• Motion menus have had several improvements.
• Working with MPEG files in timelines has been improved.
• CSS and Macrovision settings are now cleared when you set CGMS to "Unlimited copies are allowed" in the Project Settings dialog box.

This Adobe® GoLive® CS extension adds additional support to flexibly embed and deliver Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF) content, automatically routing users to plug-in download pages or alternative pages.

The SWF Detect extension adds an additional tab to the GoLive SWF inspector with advanced authoring options.

This Adobe® GoLive® CS extension adds additional support to flexibly embed and deliver Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF) content, automatically routing users to plug-in download pages or alternative pages.
The SWF Detect extension adds an additional tab to the GoLive SWF inspector with advanced authoring options.

This Adobe® GoLive® CS extension adds additional support to flexibly embed and deliver Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF) content, automatically routing users to plug-in download pages or alternative pages.

The SWF Detect extension adds an additional tab to the GoLive SWF inspector with advanced authoring options.

This Adobe® GoLive® CS extension adds additional support to flexibly embed and deliver Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF) content, automatically routing users to plug-in download pages or alternative pages.
The SWF Detect extension adds an additional tab to the GoLive SWF inspector with advanced authoring options.

This Adobe® GoLive® CS extension adds additional support to flexibly embed and deliver Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF) content, automatically routing users to plug-in download pages or alternative pages.

The SWF Detect extension adds an additional tab to the GoLive SWF inspector with advanced authoring options.

This Adobe® GoLive® CS extension adds additional support to flexibly embed and deliver Macromedia® Flash™ (SWF) content, automatically routing users to plug-in download pages or alternative pages.

The SWF Detect extension adds an additional tab to the GoLive SWF inspector with advanced authoring options.