This Project Uses Fonts That Are Not Currently Available On This Computer Premiere

[Raul Herrera]

Iupdated to the newest version today (April 6, 2018) and the font I use for a particular project (AvantGarde) is no longer available in the program. It is installed on my computer, but I have no idea how to access it with Premiere. This was the standard font I was using for this project up until today. Any insight?

Hundreds of fonts are no longer loading in these apps since the update, on 3 different Macs, one of which never had Premiere opened until today. No problem with other CC apps like Photoshop, InDesign, etc.

Thanks. Another user has reported this. Hopefully it will get fixed, as my main computer is dead for any titling work. One user has found a type conversion tool for $100 that will convert from Type 1 to Open Type, as a quick fix.

WARNING: If you intend to go back to version 12.0, don't open any of your existing projects in 12.1. I didn't discover the "lost font" issue until I had already opened a 12.0 file from a week ago in 12.1. When I reinstalled 12.0 and tried to open last week's file it wouldn't let me open it saying it had already been opened in a newer version. Seems funny but one minor version change from 12.0 to 12.1 made that much difference.

As to the process of migrating projects forward ... if you migrate a project forward, always only migrate a copy or duplicate of the project file of the earlier version, so you always have a safe way back.

I know now I should've duplicated the file first but never having been burned like that before (27 years on a Mac) I got caught with my britches down. I just never thought there'd be a need to back it up first. Thanks again...and I'll give 12.1.1 a try.

Yea, forget a safety thing once, likelihood of getting burned is high. Learned that bit myself from that good ol' school of hard knocks. The one that hits you upside the head with about a 50 pound block of cement. Wasn't particularly an enjoyable experience. But I certainly learned ...

I've got the same problem, I'm working on a project using DIN Black as my font. I updated my adobe, including pr ae and ps. When I opened my project, the font cannot be found (By adobe) but it is still perfectly installed on my system. DIN Regular can be found but the BLACK weight is missing (on Adobe).

Easy enough to test ... install the updated 12.1.2 ... create a new project, play with your fonts. If they all work, THEN create new project files for your projects, go to the old project files in the Media Browser and import their assets.

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