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John280371953ssc
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January 20, 2023
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is my pc good enough to run adobe premiere pro?

  • January 20, 2023
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ryzen9 7950x

64 gigs 6000 ddr5

nvidea 3090ti

6 tb 3 m.2 with 2b each.

1000watt pcu

windows 11

 

i have a choice to run davinci or this. i wanna try out the P.R.  what an i expect with using my pc. 

 

 

I use a sony zve10 camera. shoot in 4k and have a apple 13pro max for other recording. Ialso wanna do light room to improve my photos.

 

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Correct answer MyerPj

Sounds good, you should be good to go. Give it a whirl. Most edting software takes some getting used to, find yourself a good tutorial, and even Adobe have some that you can use from inside Premiere and also via the create cloud app. 

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Michael Grenadier
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January 21, 2023

and if things choke, Premiere has a rock-solid proxy workflow.  You might need to convert the Iphone footage to a constant frame rate using something like handbrake.   

https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php

Premiere has had issues with variable frame rate sources which as far as I know are what smartphones always record...  They've said they're working on it (for the last few years) but haven't seen any notification that the issue is resolved.    And h265 which the iphone records is heavily compressed and can be a difficult format to work with.  And variable frame rate sources can cause intermittent and unpredictable issues so you may be able to work with it... til you can't.  

Christian.Z
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Christian.ZCommunity Expert
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January 21, 2023

specs are good to run premiere

MyerPj
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MyerPjCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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January 20, 2023

Sounds good, you should be good to go. Give it a whirl. Most edting software takes some getting used to, find yourself a good tutorial, and even Adobe have some that you can use from inside Premiere and also via the create cloud app. 

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    John280371953sscAuthor
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    January 20, 2023

    i might go 128 gig ram to max out. not sure tho

     

      Richard van den Boogaard
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      Richard van den BoogaardCommunity Expert
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      January 21, 2023

      If you intend to use After Effects as well, you'll definitely benefit from having 128GB RAM.

       

      My system from early 2017 still has a 1080 card in it, separate SSDs and it works fine on most projects, although you want to edit from local not external hard drives.

       

      Hope this helps.

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