Autokroma Influx 1.7.1 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 5, 2026

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Influx, made by Autokroma and sold through aescripts, is an importer plugin for Adobe video apps. Editors often receive footage in formats that Premiere Pro or After Effects refuse to open, such as MKV recordings from screen capture tools or WebM clips from the web. Influx adds native import for a long list of containers and codecs, so those files drop straight onto the timeline. That removes the slow routine of converting every clip in a separate tool before editing begins.

Key Features

• Native import inside Premiere Pro, After Effects, Media Encoder and Audition
• Opens containers such as MKV, WebM, AVI, FLV and many others
• Decodes codecs including AV1, VP9, Hap and FFV1, plus FLAC and Opus audio
• No separate transcoding step, saving time and disk space
• Settings popup for choosing which formats Influx should handle

How to Download

1. Open the Influx product page on aescripts and complete your purchase or trial request.
2. Download from the official site and run the Mac installer package.
3. Restart your Adobe apps, then import a clip in a format Adobe normally rejects.

System Requirements

Autokroma states that Influx 1.7 needs macOS 12 or later on Apple silicon or Intel Macs, and works with Adobe video apps from the 2019 releases onward.

FAQs

Which Adobe apps does Influx work with?

It works with Premiere Pro, After Effects, Media Encoder and Audition, covering editing, rendering queues and audio work.

Do I still need to convert MKV files?

Usually not. MKV is one of the main formats Influx was built for, so most MKV clips import directly once the plugin is installed.

Does one licence cover my laptop too?

The vendor states that one licence is for the same user on up to two computers, as long as both are not used at the same time.