Installation — Noise Eraze

Installation has two parts: the plugin itself (.aex) and the CEP panel. The panel is optional — the effect works without it — but presets, Simple mode and the Analyze Motion button live in it.

What you need

Premiere Pro (Windows).
The NoiseEraze.aex plugin and the panel extension folder (the plugin author ships them as one build).
Administrator rights — plugin folders live in Program Files.

1. The effect plugin

Copy NoiseEraze.aex into the Mxvd subfolder inside MediaCore:

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\7.0\MediaCore\Mxvd\

Create the Mxvd folder if it does not exist. Then restart Premiere Pro.

If the effect shows up in Effects twice — an old flat copy is still lying around somewhere: MediaCore\NoiseEraze.aex (without the subfolder). Delete it and restart Premiere. Projects are not affected: the effect's names and parameters have not changed.

2. The panel

The panel installs like a regular CEP extension. Copy the extension folder (com.noiseeraze.panel) here:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\CEP\extensions\

The panel is not signed, so Premiere will not show it by default. Enable CEP debug mode:

Close Premiere Pro.
Open the registry editor (regedit).
Go to HKCU\Software\Adobe\CSXS.<version> — for example, CSXS.11. The version number depends on your Premiere build; if the key does not exist, create it with your CSXS version number.
Create a string value PlayerDebugMode with the value 1.
Start Premiere Pro.

The panel opens from the menu Window → Extensions → NoiseEraze.

3. Verification

Open Premiere and make sure everything is in place:

Effects → an Mxvd folder has appeared in the effect list, and inside it — Noise Eraze. Drag the effect onto a clip: the effect's rows will appear in Effect Controls.
Effect Controls → the first row is the Controls popup with the modes Simple | Advanced | Debug. Advanced is the default.
The panel opens from Window → Extensions; its header has the mode button (Simple / Advanced), the Draft button and the "?" button, which opens this documentation.

If the effect is not in the list — go back to step 1 and check the path and the file name. If the panel does not open — check PlayerDebugMode and the path to the extension folder.

Updating

Replace the .aex in MediaCore\Mxvd\ with the new one and restart Premiere. The panel updates the same way: replace the contents of the extension folder. Effect settings in existing projects are preserved.