Announcements

With the latest Adobe Premiere Pro Beta build we have enabled Hardware Accelerated Encoding through AMD GPU card. If you have AMD GPU card on your Windows machine, you will be able to use this feature. To enable this option, select H.264/HEVC from the Format drop-down under Export Settings. Then under the Video tab, go to Encoding Settings and set the Performance to Hardware Encoding. Setting it to Software Encoding will disable hardware encoding and Adobe Premiere Pro won't use AMD HW to encode the media. Please see attached screenshot. Feature is enabled in Adobe Premiere Pro Beta, Adobe Media Encoder Beta and Adobe Premiere Rush.   Please try out the feature and share your feedback.

New in Premiere Pro (Beta) 14.3.2 you will find a "Use Proxies" checkbox in the Export Media dialog! Make sure you have updated to the latest build via the Creative Cloud app to try out this feature.   Checking “Use Proxies” will mean that if proxy media is attached to your clips, the proxy media will be used when exporting rather than the full resolution media. This is great for when you’d prefere a faster export and don’t require the highest visual quality.   The “Use Proxies” checkbox is not affected by enabling or disabling proxies while editing.   Note that if a section of your timeline has proxies attached and also has been rendered with previews, and you check both “Use Proxies” and “Use Previews”, the previews will be used rather than the proxies.   The “Use Proxies” checkbox state is also saved into any export presets you create.   Please let us know how this feature is working for you, and if you encounter any issues. Thank you! Known Issues:- If you

This week we shipped 14.2! Thanks to all of your feedback and help testing, these Beta features are now available to the public in the latest 14.2 release.  Finished features:  ProRes RAW support on macOS and Windows  Hardware encoding for AMD and NVIDIA now supported on Windows for H.264 and HEVC  Keyboard shortcuts for marker colors   Filter properties in the Effect Controls Panel  Pen tool performance improvement using Bezier curves  Auto Reframe now analyzes video sequences twice as fast   Default audio device switching for all DVA apps on macOS   This week in Premiere Pro (Beta):  Improved playback and scrubbing performance in ProRes multicam sequences.  The Opacity parameter in the Effect Controls panel no longer automatically adds keyframes when adjusted.  The new Rec2020 mp4 files from Canon are now supported. Bug f

Now available in the Premiere Pro (Beta) builds is the addition of bitrate controls for your JPEG 2000 MXF OP1a exports.     In the currently shipping version of the export settings for JPEG 2000 MXF OP1a the bitrate was generically set based on the Broadcast Profile and Tiling options you selected. Unfortunately the lack of manual bitrate control would often lead to higher-than-expected bitrates in the final output.      Now you will see that we have prioritized the bitrate settings over the somewhat less useful Broadcast Profile setting. In doing so we have also tweaked a few other options:  Previously JPEG 2000 output was only Lossless if you selected a specific Broadcast Profile. Now this is a user-selectable option. The Bitrate Slider does from 10Kbps to 100Gbps though if the maximum bitrate is set higher than the amount of data the encoder produces at maximum quality, the resulting bitstream will have a lower bitrate than the value shown