First check that these two factors are accounted for:
- The plugins you're looking for are compatible with both Premiere & After Effects.
- You have a GPU that's got at least 4GB of VRAM per monitor
Once that's been done, you can follow either of these two sets of steps to try and remedy this behavior:
Option 1:
- Launch Premiere
- Head into the Effect or Effect Controls window (which can be enabled from the Window menu if not currently visible)
- Select the menu button > Manage Video Effects
- Enable the missing effects.
Option 2 (Windows only)
- Close Premiere & After Effects
- From the Start menu, search for
regeditand launch it to open the Registry Editor- As a precautionary measure, consider backing up your Registry by selecting File > Export and save all of the Registry to someplace accessible
- Within the Registry Editor, head to
\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Premiere Pro\<version number>\PluginCache.64\en_US - Here you'll see folders showing plugins on the left, and-- when they're clicked-- you'll see a few columns with Name, Type, and Data set on the right.
- Click the plugins that are not loading from the left side.
- On the right, you'll see a section labeled Ignore
- For each of these plugins, if Ignore is set to 1, set it to 0
- After that's done, close the Registry Editor and relaunch Premiere
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