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Aspire 5 A515-57-701Q 15,6" 1 TB Core i9 16 GB Windows 11 Home

My daughter is going to do  a journalism and publish degree and the university uses adobe Creative Campus . What laptop will be suitable for this course and Adobe . Thank you 😊 

I use Premiere Pro and do a lot of editing in 4K. I mostly use Lumetri Color and stabilization effects. My projects can be up to 100GB in size. Would you rather choose the RTX3060 12GB or the Arc770 16GB? I prioritize a smooth workflow over fast rendering. This is my current build, and I'm also wondering if an i7-14700K might be a better choice. Intel Core i5-14500ASUS ROG STRIX B760-I GAMING WIFI motherboardCORSAIR Vengeance DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 5600MHz CL40Lexar SSD 1TB 7400/6500 NM790 M.2 Lex NVMEFSP Group DAGGER PRO 550W SFX 80PLUS GoldThermalright Assassin X 120R SE PLUSCooler Master MasterBox NR200P

Guten Tag, ich habe derzeit einen Mac Mini mit 32 GB RAM bei dem die Grafikkarte in der Bearbeitung mit Lightroom u. Photoshop Probleme macht. Das gerät ist 6 Jahre alt. Ich will mir einen Mac Studio M2 Max, 32 GB Ram, 12 -Core CPU, 30-Core GPU, 16-Core Neural engine kaufen. Reicht das für die Bearbeitung in Photoshop? Mit der Bitte um Nachricht.

Hi all,Picked up an RTX 4090 and I noticed my render times improve ever so slightly over the 3090. However I've been wondering about the new Intel Arc GPUs. The reason is that most of the footage I'm editing is 8k h.265 10-bit 4:2:2, which Nvidia doesn't have hardware decoding for. Intel DOES. An Arc GPU would allow me to edit my source footage without proxies, which would save a ton of time. But NVENC is so fast when rendering to h.264. If I install both a 4090 and A770, is there a way to have the best of both worlds?Can Premiere be told to use the A770 decoder for my source footage, and still use CUDA on my Nvidia card for rendering and effects? Or is Premiere limited to one GPU at a time?

Will this processor "xeon w-2135" be good and supported by After Effects 2024 and premier pro?AlsoWill this processor "xeon 2680 v4" be good and supported by After Effects 2024 and premier pro? i will used those processors inside workstations PCs like HP z440 and Dell T5820with RX 480 4 GB vga card

What will have a bigger impact on performance/workflow going from 64gb to 128gb or going from  a Gen4 SSD 7,400mbs to a gen5 14000mbs ssd cache drive? I Use Prem and AE edit 4k h.265 footage

translate) Not long ago, I saw other computer communities claim that the performance improvement of the Mercury Playback engine has enabled all GPUs, including Radeon, GeForce, Intel Arc, and Apple Silicon, to accelerate decoding hardware as well as encode, and that previews work well without necessarily using QuickSync. Suddenly, after seeing this article, I wonder if there is no need to use quick sync, so I would like to ask the users three things. 1. Did you feel any improvements in preview performance since you heard the Premier Pro 2024 version? 2. What was the last hardware acceleration update? Did the preview performance actually improve with the 24.x version? 3. Do you feel that the premier has slowed down since applying the Intel baseline settings? If you feel anything, please comment.

ASUS Z9PE-D8 WSProcessor Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2687W v2 @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz (2 processors)Installed RAM 64.0 GB (55.9 GB usable)System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processorWindows 10 Pro Premier Pro 23.0.0 Build 63 Anyone running a similar system?Need new CPU's in order to upgrade to current PP versions. Thank you!

I want to improve myself on  all adobe applications starting from premiere to after effects, i will pay for creative clouds but not sure if i should change my laptop since it does not have external graphic card. It has Intel Iris Xe graphics . Total memory for graphics: 8191 mbVideo memory 128 mbShared memory 8063 mbRam 16gb What do you guys think ? Doesit work all adobe apps ?

I was just moved to a different desk in my office and I'm getting all this annoying glare from the overhead lights reflecting on my screen. What's the best anti-glare screen cover?Thanks!

I'm about to callibrate my new LG oled G3. Is it still normal to use 100 nits as the level for peak white on SDR footage? I think most home tvs view a alot brighter.

Hi. I added a voiceover yesterday using a cheap headset with a microphone attached and the results were pretty good with the cinematic feature in Premier Pro. I was wondering if others here use the same thing. I was thinking of getting the ones in the link below. I kind of like the fact that I don't have a mic boom attached to my desk, but maybe that's the better route? Any recommendations? Thanks.https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1066286-REG/koss_184755_full_size_headphones_noise_cancelling.html

What is optimum RAM and RTX GPU choice for PP? Dual or single GPU - considering new line of Nvidia RTX ada generation: 4500 / 5000 / 6000.    Moderator notes: A couple of changes were made to your post.   The FAQ label has been removed. Please avoid labeling troubleshooting posts with "FAQ." The label is for actual FAQs in the forum. The Hardware or GPU label was enabled. I hope that is OK. I will move the post to the Hardware forum for a more targeted response. Adobe Staff and Adobe Experts are meant to use the FAQ labels. I apologize if this issue was unclear. Thank you.

If I install 128gb of RAM, will I get much of an advantage over 64gb? I wonder if anyone has made that upgrade and can comment. Workstation in build:AMD Ryzen 9, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti, 2x2TB  SSD

I'm trying to purchase a Desktop PC and dedicate it's use to Premiere Pro. Found an ASUS 2 GHz ryzen_7_4700u and 16 GB DDR4 RAM. Wondering about the Graphics Coprocessor AMD Radeon Vega Graphics. Will it do the job today and when the 2023 upgrades come out. Your thoughts are greatly appreciated. If you have other ideas on a setup that would not break the budget, would love to check them out. 

what version to use of premiere to capture firewire video from your mini dv camera on windows

Dear Crowd,I need a new Macbook and am a bit lost at the choices, trying to figure out what will do the job without spending money for something I don't really need. This is my use-case:- running audition for editing (occasional multitrack but mainly just the single track edit)- running premiere parallel to that, but only using it to transcript audio-files (a feature audition oddly doesnt provide) , so a list of 4-5 audiofiles will be opened in premiere- Apart from that I sometimes use photoshop or lightroom (still haven't developed a preference) for editing pictures (basic edits so far but trying to advance on that)- usually I don't run these photo editing programs at the same time as audition/premiere, but it can happen that I leave the latter open for convenience because I don't want to load in the files again, but just keep them open to work on later.At the same time I like to keep the browser open with up to 10 tabs, a writing program (libre office) with up to 6 windows open

Hi there,premiere rush only uses 4 of the 16 available threads to render a video. And even the 4 do not seem to be 100% utilized. The GPU is not used at all. Rendering takes more than ages for a rather short video. Even after waiting 10 minutes the rendering seems to be at 0% progress.My hardware:CPU: Ryzen 7 3800XGPU: 2080SRAM: 16GB Thanks for your help.

Hey, guys. I know it's a comom topic, but, its still freaking me up: is it ok that in 4K randering my Premiere uses only 6% of it's capacity? Thanks a bunch,Bruno

My friend, a Photographer from Europe, Cyprusis in the market for buying a new Video Editing PC mid-range budget about 1500€ - 1900€.Hardware (Windows 11 Pro) PC Specs for Adobe Premiere Pro 2024, ASUS MB, Intel & NVIDIA Only specs. He thinks build a system as below or buy an HP pre build ready PC like:https://www.computeruniverse.net/en/p/1K03-2E4 // w/ RTX 3070 8GB is ok? are these Specs ok for editing on max 8K 30 fps? What about the below DIY PC...  Even currently his Adobe Premiere Pro 2024 / 24.0, are based on 1080p, he wants video editing at 4K with ease and some maybe little future proof of 8K editing maybe on 30 fps.as of todays facts a PC with:Asus ProArt z790 Creators MB Wi-FiIntel i7 13700K or i7 14700KNVIDIA RTX GeForce 4060 8GB is ok or go for a 4070 8GB, For the above budget?DDR5 RAM 32GB or 64GB SSD NVMe m.2 PCIe 4.0/5.0 1TB for C:/ SSD NVMe PCIe 4.0 2TB for current Premiere Pro ProjectsSATA-3 HDD 8TB for backup and archiving Premiere P

hi adobe i have a question,is 32gb ram enough for 6k to 8k video editing with intel ultra chips.thanks adobe 

If I get a laptop, Will it be Good For 5 years, Or Will The Recommeded Requirements Change Too Much? So that the newest version of premiere pro won't work.  I was looking at the MSI Creator Z16P.https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Creator-Z16P-Professional-Laptop/dp/B09SVXCRLP/ref=sr_1_4?crid=2HK8QL5OT8NQD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.onc1VsCTUmDNCbL2DgboJ6r8g1VkrIHfjsU_u3tumvPGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.RP-a4UNY1dVOCTX8sBMpLmCBEmP33rSljpkUGPnnAtc&dib_tag=se&keywords=%22msi+creator+z16p%22&qid=1710016653&sprefix=msi+creator+z16p+%2Caps%2C134&sr=8-4  A few lists and a few people said this was a good computer for Video Editing in Premiere Pro. I was trying to check if it met the system requirementshttps://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html   1. The 12th Gen. Intel Core i7 processor - its 11th Gen or more so I think it passed, also I think Core i7 has quick sync. I don't think it needs Threadripper 2000 series or newer CPU, or AMD Ry

Computer: 14 inch M3 Pro Macbook Prohttps://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/system-requirements.html#macos1. Operating systemNeeds MacOS Monterey version 12 or laterI think it has MacOS Sonoma,  but I'm not completely sure. And I think Sonoma is newer than Monterey. The apple websites did not say. I just saw it in a youtube graphic, but it was talking about many Mac computers. 2. Memory Needs Apple Silicon: 16 GB Unified MemoryI think that since 2020 Mac Has moved away form Intel, so I think the M3 Pro has an apple silicon chip, is this true. I read it has 18GB unified memory 3. GPUNeeds Apple Silicon 16GB unified memoryIt has 18GB unified memory, I think the Memory and GPU are the same  Macs. is this true. It also said something about 18 Core GPU, does this mean the same as 18GB unified memory. I was confused at this part, and don't want to get it incorrect.  3. StorageA. Needs Fast Internal SSD for app installation and caceI was looking at 1TB SSD. Doe

This is something that I've tried to find an answer for a couple of days, it's something a bit specific and I didn't really find anything concludent yet, that's why I'm making this post.The premise of my question, Mac Studio vs PC Build, is mainly targeting the issues that you encounter while editing: errors, bugs, crashes etc.On short, overall stability while editing.In 2023 I've been editing on a PC with the following specs:CPU: 5600xGPU: 3060tiRAM: 48gb DDR4 (2 x 16 + 2 x 😎 MOBO: Rog strix b450-f gaming iiThings have been great up to the point where I've started editing more and more 4k footage, pretty heavy graphics work and effects all around. My main issue that I've had with this build is that whenever a timeline would get more "heavy" in terms of elements, there would be lots of crashes that would start appearing. From GPU Render errors that haunted my evenings to failure of reopening a project due to not having "enough ram" thus crashing and being unable to open th