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Hey, guys, I have a question with Adobe Premier Pro. I have two YouTube Channel's. Recently one of my YouTube Channel got verified by ads. Previously I used to edit my youtube videos from the mobile application. But now my TechSuvam site and youtube channel getting some views. So I want to edit videos for my website and youtube channel from Adobe Premiere Pro. I have a laptop with an i3 7th gen processor. So my question is can I use video editing software like a premier pro from a low budget laptop?   [edited by mod]

Hi,    I just updated to the Adobe Premiere 14.2 and I still get the no hardware acceleration message when encoding h.264.    My specs MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014) 2,5 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M   I checked the system requirements in the official page and it looks that only works on hardware from 2016 or later.    Does it mean that I'm doomed? Any magic workarounds?   Thanks for your suggestions. 

I recently purchased a new computer to run Premiere Pro... 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, i7 processor... but, unfortunately, the graphics card is coming up short on horsepower.  I'm trying to find an acceptable SFF graphics card that does not require additional power (6 prong plug... I don't have any extras available inside the desktop).  Does anyone either know of a good graphics card that meets the system requirements of Premiere Pro... or a way to add an additional 6 prong plug? (maybe a splitter)? 

I'm confused with all the info out there on the net, thought I'd try here:   Calibrating my LED monitor (w/spyderXelite)  to: rec. 709  gamma 2.4  (tv/film broadcast standard)   now.... for brightness.... 100 cd/m2?  140? 150?   Watcha think?   Thanks! Letty   ps:  When I set it to rec.709, it's only letting me do gamma 2.22 and the white point says  x0.313 y0.329  (not 6500K)  😞    is that about right?  

Hello there, My workplace needs to introduce a number of Premiere Pro PC editing machines, we've used generic off the shelf options up to now (with varying levels of success) but this venture represents a significant investment and I wonder if anybody can suggest a combination of specific hardware known to be compatible that works well together. There is a budget of £1,000 for each machine, any advice would be very welcome. Many thanks

Hello,I'm looking for the best option to buy.  Now I'm using INTEL HD Graphics i7- 4790. Most of the time everything works well, but I have random crashes (more often when rendering). Current hardware:- Nvidia GeForce gtx 1060 6gbAny sugesstions + Intel HD 4600- 16G ramAny suggestions?Thanks!

Hello everyone,I have recently purchased the ASUS ROG Zephyrus M (GU502GV-AZ038T) for editing video. After checking as many reviews and comparisons as I could before purchasing, I must say that I am disappointed by the "out of the box" configuration for editing. In both premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve I run into stuttery playback on my footage without even adding any effects to it. After I have installed GeForce Experience with the NVDIA Studio driver I don't feel like it got any better. I have searched online, hoping to find the right anwsers, but I haven't yet. I ran into the video below and hoped it would get better with these settings (even though not all options were available for me. (Options like: DSR Factors and DSR Smoothness)):   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIyWXyGY1rw&feature=emb_title I have also ran a Benchmark performance test which came out with the following results: "Overall this PC is performing below expectations (30th percentile). This means that out

My friend's old system was running Premiere Pro CS 5.5 --- but when upgrading to Win 10 Pro --- this program Not open instead shows the splash screen and do Not proceed any far from there...?   Product: HP Xw6600 Workstation Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-Bit) Win 7 Pro - XEON E5405  DDR2 24GB Graphics card NVIDIA GTX 260 Card   After upgrade to Win 10 Pro: my friend installed Premiere Pro cc 2018 and PhotoShop cc 2018 ---  The result PhotoShop cc 2018 opens OK but Premiere Pro cc 2018 only splash screen and stops there Not proceed... further   Anything to try??? to bypass this Premiere Pro problem... 

Hello, my Setup is a Threadripper 3970x, Asus rog GTX 1080ti 11GB GPU and 128gb RAM at 3600mhzI don't know why but all the rendering processing is stuck with 2 at 50-80% and the other 32 cores are at 2-5%.I've tried to use the AMD Master and didn't solve, put my windows on version 1909 and didn't solve aswell.Is that possible to use all the cores to make the render? How it works?Really appreciate if anyone here has had a problem like that.

I am looking to build an editing pc and I am wanting to get the nvidia 1650 super for my gpu. When referencing nvidias website for the gpus that support this new premiere pro 14.2 update they only have the 1650 listed. Can someone tell me if the 1650 super will work with the new hardware accelerated encoding?  thank you   [Moderator note: moved to best forum.]

Hello guys, I started learning adobe cc, with a huge focus on PP and AE, and noticed my Surface Book 2 was having a hard time making my life easy as it should be doing for the price i cost me 2 years ago.. My current specs are: i7 8650 U, 16 gb ram, and gtx 1050     I love my thinkpad x1 that I use for school, its solid, discrete and does it job well though the battery life is miserable compared to what they announce. Nevertheless, I love the design and it really feels like the computer is build to last, which I like.    I've been looking to replace this hugely disappointing SB2 with a thinkpad. The reviews I see online have are all pointing towards the X1 extreme as the Quadro cards don't seem to be loved by Adobe CC.    Questions: 1. Is the X1 Extreme a good choice ?   2. I am hesitating a lot between the 9th generation i7 9750 H and i9 9880 H as there is a premium of 500 euros to pay for the upgrade... Is it worth it ? Will a see a significant perf

Hi gals and guys, I will attempt to give one pragmatic answer to the ever going debate on whether Premiere Pro cache/source files should be on NVME SSD or SATA3 SSD etc. This is NOT a lab benchmark but a real world home user’s hands-on observation. The point here is to figure out simply and quickly the best strategy according to various scenarii. This being said, NVME drives being no longer expensive and using a variety of slots (M.2 and PCIe), the “very best” strategy is 3 NVME drives dedicated to Premiere Pro. Basta! End of the discussion and you can focus on creative things. I will not cover RAID arrays. If your budget allows RAID technology, this input is not for you. But! if you are like me and your platform and budget doesn’t (yet) allow such wholesomeness, source+cache files on a single dedicated NVME is the next better choice. Followed by source+cache on a single dedicated SATA3 SSD. Mixing both NVME and SATA3 SSD also works nicely and spreads the volume. In this

Hey there,I am planning to buy an Asus Vivobook with the specs of intel i5-8265U, 8GB ram, Nvidia mx250 GPU.  Is it enought to edit videos in premiere pro and after effects?

Hi guys,, I'm planning to upgrade my GPU. I'm a begginer right now I'm using GT 1030 2GB for mobile video editing, but I need an upgrade to edit/render *1080p-2k footage on Adobe Premiere pro, After effects and Davinci Resolve..Please suggest me something.. my budget is around 20K INRMy Setup..Ryzen 5 3600 + Hyper 212B450 Aorus M16gb dual channel ram Corsair V lpx 3000mhz240gb sata + 1 tb hdd (will add NVMe later)Corsair Cx 550Nvidia GT 1030 2gb (current GPU)Cooler Master MB511Thanks in advance! 

Hi, I'm choosing between two iMacs for premiere and after effects editing. I'm wondering if anyone as insight regarding which is the better machine: Late 2013 iMac21.5in screen500GB fresh SSDFresh logic board as of 2018i5 2.7GHz processor16gb ram Mid 2011 iMac27in screen4TB SATA (could potentially put SSD in)i7 3.4GHz processor32GB ram+Premiere shortcuts keyboard    

I'm purchising a used iMac and want to get the best one for Premiere Pro.  I have a choice of a 6 core or one equiped with i7 quad core. Both are 2019, 27" retina. Thanks,Larry

I have a maxed out 16in MBP running the latest Mac OS X and Creative Cloud. My EGPU is a Razr Chroma with a 5700XT.I've set Premiere and After Effects to "Prefer External GPU", but it seems as though it is still relying solely on my internal GPU while I am working. The only time I see an uptick is when I render, but it still seems to be bottlenecking on something -- my system CPU, GPU, Memory and Disk are only getting used at 50% max and I'm having 10min+ render times. This is pretty frustrating considering Davinci and FCP X have no problem utilizing this setup and it is supposed to be supported by Premiere. 

I have done with a wedding project and exported file to mp4 with full HD resolution and everything was ok after one year the agent told me that video shows green lines and freeze during playing I don't know why this happened and this is the second time I see something like that

Hi,    Looking for some advice, we've just switched from a 2010 Mac pro to a Threadripper 3970x/RTX 2080 Super build with 64GB of Memory, and the switch has been poor to say the least.    We're only dealing with 1080p footage but we've seen usability drop as we've moved from the Mac across to the Threadripper with an increase in dropped frames sometimes even on single clips with no effects.   The reason we switched was predominantly due to the fact that the Mac was starting to struggle with 5/6 camera multi-cam footage but the Threadripper struggles to manage it even to a level on par with the 10 year old Mac.   Both systems are running the same up to date version of CC and the Threadripper has NVMe SSDs for footage, whilst the Mac is still coping with HDDs. Even on exporting we're not seeing the gains we expected.    We've run a number of benchmarks to make sure the HW is not the issue and they all came back with th

先日、動画編集を目指し以下のスペックのデスクトップPCを購入しました。カメラ、編集、パソコンと沢山のことに初めて手を出した為、戸惑っています。ーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーーー「まずは設定から」と思い、PCのドライブ構成についてご教示頂けますと幸いです。なお、どうのような情報が必要になるか分からないため、英数字の羅列になります。お許しください。 目標:GH5の4K10bit動画の切り張り編集課題:以下の環境での最適なドライブ構築 PCスペック:・インテルXeon E2146Gプロセッサー(3.50GHz,12MB)・windows10pro for workstation 64bit・メモリー 16GB DDR4 2666MHz ECC UDIMM・NVIDIA Quadro P2000 5GB High Profile・512GB SSD・2TB HDD 届いた時点では、SSDは「Dドライブ/空」HDDは「Cドライブ/Windows系のソフト」でした。私はこれをSSD「なんちゃらドライブ/Windows系ソフト、Adobeソフト」HDD「Adobeキャッシュ、動画素材、写真等のその他データ」に組み換えるべきではないかと考えています。 ただ、「AdobeソフトをSSD、キャッシュをHDD」にすると意味がなくなってしまわないか？しかし、SSDは書き込みが増えると短命になると聞いたし…と悩んでいるところです。 この構成に意味があるのか、よりよい策はあるのか皆様のお知恵にすがる気持ちです。自分なりに調べ、家電店員にも問い合わせた結果、25万円程でこのPCを購入しました。予算は底をついているので厳しいですが、もし不足な物がありましたら加えてご教示頂けますと幸いです。  最後までご覧頂きありがとうございました。初めての投稿です。至らぬ点がありましたらご指摘頂けますでしょうか。今後の勉強にいたします。

Hi All,  I would like to get  little bit help about  coming back to my old profession.I have done Masters in Media Design about 15 years ago. I had used  all  software you can name it.But I felt like  Dinosaur to coming back to New world (  particularly video editing).  I would like to buy a new Desktop  for Video editing and any Fresh Course which would help? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Ash 

I'm considering this: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16834235467?Item=N82E16834235467&utm_medium=Email&utm_source=ShellShocker&cm_mmc=EMC-SD062020-_-SD06042020-_-Item-_-34-235-467&tp=i-1NHD-Q7H-1Hk-2ZAz2K-2G-6hka-1c-74t-2Rct4u-l4h9hn85AX-1V4amg&om_rid=2352055332&om_mid=4944&email64=cGVydWhhcmR3YXJlQGp1bm8uY29t for use with Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.   It would not be used for video editing in premiere Pro, but might be used for Premiere Elements.What do you think?

best computer configuration for adobe after effects and premiere pro CC.

So I have an HP z420 and I got a Xeon e5-1680 8 core 16 thread for it.  Currently, it has the E5-1620 4 core base speed 3.7G and turbo 4GGz  Each core base speed is 3GHz and turbo 4Ghz with an EVGA GTX 1060 with 6g of ram.  It has 1260 Cuda cores. Once I install the 8 core I should see a more efficient performance boost with Premiere? I also have 64G ECC ram.

Hello everyone I've been using Premiere Pro with my Nvidia GTX 2080 Super and i9-9900k, encoding with CUDA in H264 for almost a year now (I edit VR video for work) now the new NVENC update promised groundbreaking support for hardware acceleration on Nvidia cards with 3x faster encoding.. great! well.. thing is, trying to encode with my usual, unchanged OLD reliable settings, with the NEWEST Nvidia driver, there's no way I can encode because Premiere says "your system hardware does not support hardware acceleration" for the current export settings (WHAT? I've been using these exact same settings with this exact same hardware countless times in the last year) so to use "hardware acceleration" I'm forced to choose H265 instead (which is not what I want because it's not as compatible) and it's also way slower than H264 although if I choose "software acceleration" and continue with my old settings, then in Media Encoder the renderer is Mercury hardware CUDA, but in