SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MAC?

Report · Mar 07, 2017

Hi!

I want to subscribe to Premiere Pro for editing movies, but I get a message that my Mac doesn´t meet the system requirements for Premiere Pro, and I just can´t figure out what I need to change. All looks good to me. I would appreciate any suggestions and advice very much:

This is my system specifications:

Modellnavn:iMac 27" 2013/2014

Modellidentifikator:iMac14,2

Prosessornavn:Intel Core i5

Prosessorhastighet:3,4 GHz

Antall prosessorer:1

Totalt antall kjerner:4

Nivå 2-buffer (per kjerne):256 kB

Nivå 3-buffer:6 MB

Hukommelse:8 GB

Start-ROM-versjon:IM142.0118.B12

SMC-versjon (system):2.15f2

Report · Mar 07, 2017

Hi Gullerullen,

This is my system specifications:

So far seems to be fine, it could be an issue with the OS.

Which OS are you on?

Please check for the system requirements here:

Premiere Pro System Requirements for Mac OS and Windows

Thanks,

Kulpreet Singh

Report · Mar 07, 2017

Hi,

It is Mac. Imac model 14,2 from around 2013/2014.

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Hi Gullerullen,

This is my system specifications:
So far seems to be fine, it could be an issue with the OS.
Which OS are you on?
Please check for the system requirements here:
Premiere Pro System Requirements for Mac OS and Windows

Thanks,
Kulpreet Singh
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Report · Mar 07, 2017

An iMac 14,2 shipped with Mac OS X 10.8.4 preinstalled (iMac "Core i5" 3.4 27-Inch (Late 2013) Specs (Late 2013, ME089LL/A, iMac14,2, A1419, 2639) @ EveryMa... ).

If you're still running that version of OS X, the newest version of Premiere that you'll be able to run is CC 2014.

If you're running Mac OS X 10.9.5, the newest version of Premiere that you'll be able to run is CC 2015.

If you're running Mac OS X 10.12, you'll be able to run CC 2017.

You should be able to upgrade to macOS Sierra 10.12 for free via the App Store; however, if you have the ability to make a bootable backup of your Macintosh HD before you upgrade, do so. Depending on the software that you're currently running, OS upgrades can go smoothly or be a complete train wreck.

-Warren

Report · Mar 08, 2017

Okay, thanks a lot!

My OS i found out now is: OS X 10.9.5 (13F1911)

Can I upgrade this to Sierra 10.12 via app store?

Thanks for helpful comments

- Pål Erik

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An iMac 14,2 shipped with Mac OS X 10.8.4 preinstalled (iMac "Core i5" 3.4 27-Inch (Late 2013) Specs (Late 2013, ME089LL/A, iMac14,2, A1419, 2639) @ EveryMac.com ).

If you're still running that version of OS X, the newest version of Premiere that you'll be able to run is CC 2014.

If you're running Mac OS X 10.9.5, the newest version of Premiere that you'll be able to run is CC 2015.

If you're running Mac OS X 10.12, you'll be able to run CC 2017.

You should be able to upgrade to macOS Sierra 10.12 for free via the App Store; however, if you have the ability to make a bootable backup of your Macintosh HD before you upgrade, do so. Depending on the software that you're currently running, OS upgrades can go smoothly or be a complete train wreck.

-Warren
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Report · Mar 08, 2017

Hi Gullerullen:

Yes, you should be able to update to macOS 10.12 via the Apple App Store.

Go to the Apple pulldown menu at the upper left of your Desktop and choose App Store... (it should be the 3rd choice). When the App Store is open, select the right most tab "Updates" (if not already selected). The upgrade option should be featured prominently.

Here are Apple's instructions: How to get macOS Sierra - Apple Support

Some things to consider:

If you're in the middle of an important project, don't update yet.
You might want to do a clean install of 10.12 rather than an upgrade.
If possible, make a bootable back up of your current Macintosh HD (this will require an external hard drive and an application like Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper).

-Warren