Scott Simmons at ProVideoCoalition has followed up his MacBook Pro M1 Max review with a look at Premiere Pro Betas optimized performance Post published: December 16, 2021 Post category:Adobe / Apple / Apple Silicon / JonahOnPremiere / M1 MAX / MacBook Pro / Premiere Pro Post comments:0 Comments Scott Simmons at PVC took his new MacBook Pro M1 Max for a spin with the new Premiere Pro Beta which is more optimized for the new chips, and the results are good. Read more articles Previous PostNo Film School interviews Lauren Dellara a commercial editor who uses Adobe Premiere Pro Next PostDoes anyone else find that Media Encoder always freezes on a large project ingest in Premiere Pro? You Might Also Like Premiere Pro stability and compression, and why I don’t use JPEG images or MP3 audio in my projects March 5, 2021 Adobe has updated Premiere Pro to October 2023 (24.0) October 11, 2023 Kenny McMillan at PVC’s Adobe Max 2022 Recap November 8, 2022 Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
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