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# Premiere Pro & After Effects
### Built-in plugin (Transmitter)
The Adobe Premiere Pro & After Effects plugin is installed automatically on Windows. On macOS, select **Options / Install plugins…**
Install individual plugins
If Premiere Pro / AE is open please restart it to reload the transmitter plugin.
From version **1.11.52**, OmniScope on macOS checks the installed transmitter at startup and warns when it does not match the current OmniScope version — an **Adobe Transmitter update required** notice opens the plugins window, where you can update the plugin with one click. If you prefer to keep the older plugin, tick **Don't ask again** to silence the warning until the next OmniScope update.
Then please go to Preferences / Playback…
And make sure Nobe OmniScope Transmitter is enabled:
Once the configuration is complete you can now connect from OmniScope selecting Premiere Pro / AE in the Connect to dialog box.
### NDI
Alternatively, you can connect to Premiere Pro / After Effects through NDI plugin.
To install the NDI plugin please download:
* [NDI Tools for Windows](https://go.ndi.video/tools-for-windows)
* [NDI Tools for macOS](https://go.ndi.video/tools-for-mac)
When installing, make sure to select Premiere Pro / After Effects plugin.
Now, in the playback tools, please activate NDI output in the Playback Preferences:
Once this setting is enabled, Nobe OmniScope should be able to see its NDI signal as a new source.