Video Filter missing: PR.ADBE Camera View

Hi, I get the following message when I load my premiere project:
Video Filter missing: PR.ADBE Camera View
I know its a filter on windows what is not on a mac because I transferd some files to my mac. I only want to know how do I get rid of this message.
Thanks

Yes, but it will be manual labour. Just go through all your clips and remove each instance where you have used it. Maybe it is shown in the timeline in a different color or with diagonal stripes through it, I don't know.

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