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December 2024 update (25.1)
The 25.1 release of Premiere Pro features a modern, rounded design for Timeline clips, and more. It's the perfect time to update.

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Rounded corner design for Timeline clips

Premiere Pro now features a fresh, new design for Timeline clips that’s modern, consistent, and easier to look at all day long.

Enhanced H.264 performance on Apple silicon computers and Windows

Completely rewritten support for H.264 in MP4 and MOV provides up to a 4x increase in performance on Apple silicon computers and a 2x increase in performance on Windows.

Fixed issues in the 25.1 update

Audio
Fixed:

The audio was not imported for MXF files with 32-bit audio.
The Progress panel sometimes showed duplicated "Enhancing Speech" processes.
Newly created Audio Tracks did not respect the Solo state of other tracks.
Attributes would not be correctly pasted across all audio channels of a clip on the timeline.
Clicking on a clip badge to open the Effect Controls or Essential Sound panels would open the panels on the mouse down.
Premiere Pro would sometimes crash when disabling Enhance Speech during processing on nested sequences.
Captions
Fixed:

When importing a custom caption preset which was previously saved with a certain style, the "Style" option could erroneously be reset to "None".
Undoing a merge of multiple captions segments would not select all segments.
Editing
Fixed:

The Time Ruler Numbers option for Timeline was disabled, and the shortcut did not work.
Some EDLs would fail to import.
The Progress Sheet was not docked with other panels when opened from the Windows menu.
Premiere Pro would hang when exporting some projects to XML.
Get Media File Properties for > Selection was disabled for Timeline clips.
Option or Alt + mouse wheel would not zoom the Timeline based on the cursor location.
Scaling below 50% of a still image in a timeline, when played in non-high quality, half or quarter resolution, could cause the image position to shift.
Effects
Fixed:

Applying Morph Cut via an Adjustment Layer could cause a crash.
Crash observed when opening Old Premiere Pro (22.x) project containing Morph Cut effect.
Some projects using the Morph Cut transition could crash when using the GPU-accelerated renderer.
Formats
Fixed:

Observed artifacts during reverse playback of AVC Long GOP MXF media.
[Regression 24.4] Adaptive bit rate presets (High/Medium/low) under the video setting were showing the same bit rate during Export.
Disabling the hardware-accelerated decode preference did not work for ProRes media—playback would still use hardware acceleration with this option disabled.
Markers
Fixed:

Duplicate Frame Markers were not displayed on clips at minimum track height.
Duplicate Frame Marker colors could be out of order.
Delete gap in Timeline could result in Duplicate Frame Markers disappearing from other clips equal to the duration of the deleted Timeline.
When you drag a clip to the Timeline, different clips may have the same Duplicate Frame Marker color until you force update.
Duplicate frame indicators, clip markers, and clip ends could jitter when the timeline is scrolled while playing.
Team Projects
Fixed:

Read-only sequences from Media Browser allowed changes to be made.
Text-Based Editing
Fixed:

Clip markers could sometimes not show or be added to audio-only clips in the Transcript tab of the Text panel.
With a project set to Read Only, it could be possible to drag markers in the Text panel's Transcript.
Importing a corrected transcript could result in a timecode mismatch.
When working with English transcripts, the first word of a sentence could erroneously start with a lowercase letter.


October 2024 update (25.0)

The 25.0 release of Premiere Pro features a powerful new context-aware Properties panel, a fresh, modern design, and a faster way to create a new project. It's the perfect time to update.

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Properties Panel in Premiere Pro

The new context-aware Properties Panel intelligently surfaces the most frequently needed tools just when you need them, making Premiere Pro easier to learn for new users and more efficient for experienced pros.

Refreshed, modern design

Premiere Pro now features a fresh, new design that’s modern and more consistent. With two dark modes, a light mode, and a high-contrast accessibility mode, users can customize the look and feel to their preference.

New Project creation dialog

The New Project creation dialog in Premiere Pro makes project creation much easier with features like naming, storage selection, template choice, project settings, and a 'skip import mode.'

Expanded Canon support

Work natively with Canon EOS C80 camera files. Import files and start editing right away. No transcoding is required.


August 2024 update (24.6)

Now in Premiere Pro, you can search directly for sound effects in the Essential Sound panel – including thousands of free files from Adobe Stock. If you need to sync video and audio files, you can now also natively work with Linear Timecode (LTC). Plus, we’ve added support for Canon EOS R5 Mark II and EOS R1 cameras. It's the perfect time to update.
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Access free stock audio inside Premiere Pro

Search for sound effects directly inside Premiere Pro, including thousands of free files from Adobe Stock.

Linear Timecode (LTC) support

Accurately sync multiple video and audio from devices that encode timecode in audio signals.
Expanded Canon support

Work natively with Canon EOS R5 Mark II and EOS R1 cameras. Import files and start editing right away.

Fixed issues in the 24.6 update

Audio
Fixed:

The Progress panel sometimes showed duplicate Enhancing Speech processes.
Newly created audio tracks did not respect the Solo state of other tracks.
Premiere Pro now correctly pastes attributes across all audio channels of a clip on the timeline.
A crash could occur when disabling Enhance Speech while processing nested sequences.
Clicking on a clip badge to open the Effect Controls or Essential Sound panels would open the panels on mouse down. Now, the shortcut is applied on mouse up.
Captions and transcriptions
Fixed:

Clip markers could sometimes not show or be added to audio-only clips in the Transcript tab of the Text panel.
With a project set to read-only, it could be possible to drag markers in the Text panel transcript.
In some sentences, the first word would start with a lowercase letter.
When importing a custom caption preset previously saved with a certain style, the Style option could erroneously be reset to None.
Undoing a merge of multiple captions segments would not select all segments.
Editing
Fixed:

The Time Ruler Numbers option for the Timeline panel was disabled, and the shortcut did not work.
Recalling a workspace could cause the Progress panel to float undocked.
Get Media File Properties for > Selection was disabled for Timeline clips.
Option/Alt + mouse wheel would not zoom the timeline based on the cursor location.
Export
Fixed:

Premiere Pro could hang when exporting some projects to XML.
Adaptive bit rate presets (High/Medium/low) were showing the same bit rate during export.
Effects
Fixed:

Applying Morph Cut via an Adjustment Layer could cause a crash.
Formats
Fixed:

Artifacts observed during reverse playback of AVC Long GOP MXF media
Disabling the hardware accelerated decode preference did not work for ProRes media. Playback would still use hardware acceleration with this option disabled.
Import
Fixed:

Audio was not imported for MXF files with 32bit audio
Some EDLs would fail to import.
Media Browser allowed changes to be made to read-only sequences.
Markers
Fixed:

Duplicate frame markers were not displayed on clips at minimum track height.
Duplicate frame marker colors could be out of order.
Duplicate frame markers, clip markers, and clip ends could jitter if the timeline is scrolled while playing.
Delete gap in Timeline could result in duplicate frame markers disappearing from other clips equal to the duration of the deleted Timeline.
Drag clip to Timeline could result in different clips having the same Duplicate Frame Marker color until you force update.


June 2024 update (24.5)

Now in Premiere Pro, you can add custom watermarks to proxies and work natively with more Canon and RED camera files. We also updated ProRes presets and export performance and improved the AI-powered Enhance Speech feature. It's the perfect time to update.
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Custom watermark for proxy files

Clearly mark proxies with a custom or default watermark inside Premiere Pro.

3 times faster ProRes export speeds

ProRes export is now up to three times faster, and export presets are now 16-bit for professional outputs.

Enhance Speech improvements

Enhance Speech has been updated to work even better with recordings of varying audio levels.

Expanded Canon and RED Support

Work natively with Canon EOS C400 and RED V-RAPTOR [X] camera files in Premiere Pro.

Fixed issues in the 24.5 update

Audio
Fixed:

When previewing in the Essential Sound Browse panel, the range would not properly be displayed in the timeline during the preview.
Some OBS-generated ProRes files with multi-channel audio experienced audio channel dropouts during playback.
Audio clips with both Enhance Speech and Loudness Auto-Match enabled, were sometimes enhanced again after reopening the project.
Improved Enhance Speech results for low audio levels.
Captions and Transcriptions
Fixed:

The sliders used to customize captions could become locked in the Create Captions dialog box.
Effects
Fixed:

A crash could occur when applying the Morph Cut effect on Mac Intel.
Export
Fixed:

Data entered in the Export Metadata dialog was not retained when exiting and re-entering Export mode.
Certain YouTube playlists and channels, Facebook pages, or Vimeo channels could not be selected in the Export mode.
Formats
Fixed:

Some AVC-Intra files were not correctly released after use. This could cause multiple issues, including watch folder feature not correctly moving files after encoding in Adobe Media Encoder.
Performance
Fixed:

Some Windows machines with NVIDIA chips could experience a loss of playback performance when working with multiple tracks of AVC-Intra MXF files.


May 2024 update (24.4)

Now in Premiere Pro, AI-powered audio workflow improvements including automatic tagging, interactive fade handles, and new badges. Plus with improvements to Text-Based Editing, new clip colors, and improved hardware acceleration, it's the perfect time to update.
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Interactive fade handles

With visual fade handles on audio clips, simply click and drag to create a variety of custom fades.


AI-powered audio tagging and badges

The power of AI automatically recognizes if clips are music, dialogue, sound effects, or ambiance and adds a new interactive badge. Just click for instant access to the most relevant tools for that audio type in the Essential Sound panel.


Redesigned FX clip badges

Redesigned badges in the timeline make it easier to see which clips have effects, quickly add new effects, or automatically open the parameters for the effect you want to adjust in a single click.


New clip colors and waveform design

Intelligently resizing waveforms with track height on clips with gorgeous new colors, so your sequences are easier to read.


Text-Based Editing updates

Instantly cut down interviews by removing all instances of one speaker. You can also use markers in the Text panel to leave notes and place bookmarks in the transcript.

Faster plugin loading time

Premiere Pro will now load faster after the initial launch because plugins don’t need to be loaded on subsequent launches.

Added support for the new Apple log encoding

Record in a high-quality, 10-bit format that retains maximum latitude and detail with support for Apple log on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.


More hardware acceleration for popular formats

Common formats for Sony, Canon, and Panasonic cameras, including AVC and HEVC LongGOP in MXF and HEVC Intra in MXF, are now GPU-accelerated for the best possible playback performance.

Fixed issues in the 24.4 update

Audio
Fixed:

Executing Replace with Clip on a clip with Enhance Speech enabled did not update the enhanced audio.
Re-enabling Enhance Speech on a clip after rendering and replacing it did not update the result.
A crash could occur when remixing a music clip with the Remix tool.
Captions and Transcriptions
Fixed:

Closing Premiere Pro while a static transcription was still in progress could cause a hang of the app.
Transcribing media files on Windows 10 with Intel Gen4 Xeon processors could cause a crash of Premiere Pro.
Projects with complex sequence transcripts could take an unusually long time to get past the "Media Pending" state after opening.
If automatic scrolling was turned off, navigating to the next search result in the Text panel wouldn't scroll to show the result.
On reopening a project, Subtitle caption track(s) could be changed to another caption format.
Editing
Fixed:

Tool shortcuts did not work if the Tools panel was closed.
Label color was incorrectly assigned when importing clips into a project in the Icon view.
Timeline Speed/Duration Link did not work, so you could not unlink Speed and Duration changes.
Export
Fixed:

The Spacebar key incorrectly activated controls with keyboard focus in Export mode instead of playing or pausing media.
The "Stereo" choice did not appear in the Channel Configuration table in Export mode for French users.
The destination column in Export mode will now scroll for longer lists of destinations.
On Windows, export failed if the export location had a path name longer than 222 characters. Export path names can now be 256 characters long.
Formats
Fixed:

Smart renders using Dolby Hybrik generated QT ProRes source files experienced extremely long export times.
HEVC encodes using Main10 profile and software encoding export options resulted in an application crash. Mostly affected 2023 macOS models, with M3, M3 Pro or M2, M2 Pro chips.
MXF files with incorrect storage dimensions written to the file's header could cause the Pixel Aspect Ratio to be incorrectly interpreted.
Systems with more than 32 logical CPUs could see poor playback performance with AVC-Intra sources.
Sony HDV and Canon XFHEVC failed to copy-ingest in Media Encoder with folder-based media.
Performance issues could arise when proxy badges were enabled on clips in the timeline.
Markers
Fixed:

A ranged marker could not be added after the out point of a clip in the timeline.
The application became unusably slow when Marker and Metadata panels were open during a marker manipulation.
Titles and Graphics
Fixed:

When enabling Mask with Shape in the Essential Graphics panel, some options under Shape in the Effect Controls panel weren't displayed correctly.


March 2024 update (24.3)

Now in Premiere Pro, Speech to Text is GPU-accelerated and over 15% faster. Plus, with new marker filtering options, label color presets, and more, it’s the perfect time to update.
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Faster, GPU-accelerated Speech to Text

Generate transcripts over 15% faster with accuracy improvements across 18 languages.

Improved marker behavior with a powerful new filtering options

Stay organized and find exactly what you need faster with filters for sequence and clip markers.

Create and share Label Color Preset

Choose, name, and share presets for label colors with your team and collaborators so your timelines are always organized by the same colors.


Visual styles in the Essential Graphics panel

With new thumbnails in the Essential Graphics panel, you’ll see an accurate representation of a style before you apply it.


February 2024 update (24.2)

AI-powered Enhance Speech is now shipping in Premiere Pro! And with more collaboration updates, direct to social publishing, Sony BURANO support, improvements to proxies, and more. It’s the perfect time to update.

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Enhance Speech

Use AI to magically remove noise and improve the quality of dialogue so it sounds like it was recorded in a professional studio.


Export directly to TikTok

Create your posts and drafts, add captions, hashtags, and keywords, and then export them directly to TikTok without compromising quality or your ranking.


Streamlined proxy creation

It's easier to create proxies that are exactly half or a quarter of your original frame size with new frame size selection and updated proxy presets.


New support for color fonts and emojis

Add a burst of vibrant color fonts and expressive emojis for even more engaging videos.


New Sony BURANO camera support

With the new Sony BURANO camera support, you can import X-OCN and XAVC-H formats and start working with the latest in camera technology.

Fixed issue in the 24.2 update

Audio
Fixed:

Imports of AAF files caused a crash.
Color
Fixed:

Slider controls in the Lumetri Color panel jumped all the way to the left if a Lumetri preset was created in Premiere Pro 24.1.
Captions and Transcriptions
Fixed:

In the Text panel, the slider for font size sometimes overlapped with the overflow menu.
Text panel dialogs would reposition themselves if the size changed.
Transcribing MXF media with an embedded caption stream would show no progress or transcript.
Multicam clips with a non-0 start time would show a 0-based start time in the Text panel transcript view.
Editing a caption segment via the return key while the playhead was positioned between two caption segments could fail to open the caption closer to the playhead.
Automatic language detection during transcription would fail on some systems.
Transcription settings could reset to the default when turning auto-transcription on and off again.
Caption segments generated from transcripts would be longer than expected and fill silent sections.
Editing
Fixed:

Applying Scene Edit Detection to long clips would sometimes fail.
When moving the playhead off of a selected clip on the Timeline, the bounding box of that clip would still show in the Program Monitor until the clip was deselected.
After disabling a graphic track item, the text could still be selected and modified.
The special logic that enables Selection Follows Playhead when opening the Lumetri Color panel has been removed. You may enable or disable Selection Follows Playhead via the sequence menu, and it will be sticky.
Windows machines now have optimized GPU memory utilization, so Sensei features run more smoothly.

Effects
Fixed:

On Windows computers, black patches could be observed in output with Turbulent Displace effects and hardware accelerated effects like Twirl, Basic 3D, and Corner Pin when rendered with software.
A crash would occur when selecting a third-party filter in the Effects Control panel to engage in direct manipulation.
Export
Fixed:

Duplicating destinations in the Export window would sometimes result in enabling or disabling captions to fail.
Uploading to Vimeo could cause a crash if the internet connection was offline.
When sending jobs to Adobe Media Encoder, exported files would not get re-imported to Premiere Pro when Import Into Project was enabled.
"_1" got incorrectly appended to the exported file name for the default media file destination in Export mode.
The captions preview did not show in Export mode after changing export presets.
On Apple silicon computers, unsupported export presets for Wraptor DCP, P2 Movie, and GoPro Cineform formats were still available in Preset Manager.
Export to MP4 with metadata did not work.
Numeric text fields in the FTP destination were not adjustable when re-entering Export mode.
Note: Custom export presets created prior to this fix will still have the bug, so make sure to create new presets going forward.
Formats
Fixed:

MP4 files with audio could take a long time to import, depending on the number of audio channels present.
When a sequence's preview codec was unavailable, Premiere Pro would not default to QuickTime ProRes LT as the new preview codec.
Exports to MXF formats could result in a crash if the export location name used double-byte characters, such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, or extended ASCII characters, like accents and umlauts.
Titles and Graphics
Fixed:

The Merge button wouldn't move into the overflow menu when resizing the Text panel.
Crash would occur when editing a graphics text layer.
Bezier handles on masks were invisible.
Transmit
Fixed:

Transmit video out to Reference Monitor could fail with project software rendering.
Transmit out to a second monitor became disabled when the Project Settings Renderer option was changed.


December 2023 update (24.1)

Premiere Pro is now faster and more reliable than ever. Text-Based Editing workflows continue to evolve with Filler Word Detection. Redesigned management of MOGRTs, streamlined sequence presets, easier access to Team Project version history and Auto Save, and other incremental improvements to editing are all included in the newest update of Premiere Pro. Update today.
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Filler Word Detection with bulk delete for Text-Based Editing

Automatically identify "ums" and "uhs" in dialogue and quickly remove those filler words, pauses, or any other unwanted dialogue in one step using bulk delete.

Redesigned MOGRT management

Motion Graphic Template management is now more intuitive making it simpler to find, view, and organize the MOGRT collections you need across multiple locations.

New sequence presets

Get your sequence started fast with modern, updated sequence presets for HD, UHD, HDR, and social media projects. Sequence presets have also been reorganized and streamlined to put the most frequently used selections at your fingertips.

Easier access to version history and Auto Save in Team Projects

Auto Save and version history location for Team Projects can be accessed from the Premiere Pro header bar so you always know the state of your project.

Browse Cloud locations from Import Mode

Import media intuitively from cloud locations such as Dropbox or OneDrive, just as you would from a local disk.

Trimming and multicam improvements

We’re listening to feedback for feature and episodic workflows to make incremental improvements to editing, trimming, and multicam, with more to come.


October 2023 update (24.0)

Premiere Pro is now faster and more reliable than ever. It features 5x faster timeline performance, new Text-Based Editing features, easier and more consistent color, and dozens of other workflow enhancements.

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5x faster timeline drawing

The new high-performance timeline drawing is more interactive and responsive for buttery smooth editing and trimming.

New Text-Based Editing features

You can now delete all pauses with a single click, work with multi-channel audio files, and get more control over your transcript view.

Color Settings

Color Settings consolidates many color selections into a single tab so you can quickly and easily make changes and view the result.

Audio Auto-Tagging

Automatically tag audio files as Dialogue, Music, SFX, or Ambience to reveal controls in the Essential Sound panel to give you immediate access to the most relevant tools to create professional sound.

Effects Manager

Quickly identify, troubleshoot, and disable incompatible plug-ins to improve system stability so you can get back to work faster.

Project templates for fast setup

Save projects as templates so you can get started with bins, sequences, or assets already organized.

Restore projects through Recovery mode

You can now easily recover and restore the last saved state of your open projects in case Premiere Pro quits unexpectedly.


Retain custom destinations in Export mode

You can add, edit, and keep a single set of custom destinations in Export mode for all clips and sequences in any project.


August 2023 update (23.6)

Now in Premiere Pro, ARRIRAW is more flexible than ever to make your footage look great in every sequence. Along with previously improved format support and GPU acceleration, ARRIRAW plays back in real-time and looks incredible, so you can focus on editing and grading.

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Beautiful ARRIRAW in every sequence

Optimize your workflow with ARRIRAW, which is more flexible than ever with improved color management and new settings, so your footage looks great in every sequence.

Real-time playback and format support

All year long, we’ve been making ARRIRAW blazing fast with hardware acceleration and improved format support.

Fixed issues in the 23.6 update

Audio
Fixed:

Keyboard shortcuts could fail to reopen the Audio Mixer panel.
Scrolling on top of the Audio Track Mixer Automation Mode dropdown could accidentally change the automation mode.
A loud noise could occur during playback of 5.1 clips when using some third-party audio unit effects.
Captions
Fixed:

Caption creation could get stuck when switching between different custom caption presets.
Switching between caption export options could result in a crash.
Editing
Fixed:

Scene Edit Detection should not be available with only a transition selected in the timeline.
Effects
Fixed:

In the Lumetri Color panel, all the properties did not gray out when the HSL Secondary section was turned off.
A crash could occur when opening the Lumetri Color panel or switching sequences with the panel opened.
Export
Fixed:

When trying to render a Premiere Pro sequence in Media Encoder that contained AU or VST audio effects, Caption options would not be displayed, and captions would always be burned in.
Uploads to Vimeo could fail.
The name of the export effect, Name Overlay, changed to Text Overlay to indicate that options other than file name are available.
A crash could occur during export when the application language is set to Spanish.
Formats
Fixed:

Some MXF files from the Panasonic VariCam could show half green frame on monitor or thumbnails.
Graphics
Fixed:

Not all lines of text had correct alignment for some EBU subtitle captions with specific settings.
Productions
Fixed:

Duplicate clips are created while performing an edit during background transcription.
In some cases, Premiere Pro would not find an associated clip in a production.
Stability and performance
Fixed:

Freeform View could have poor performance when selecting multiple clips.
Specific custom keyboard shortcuts are reset to default.
Premiere Pro could crash on quit with transmit device attached.
Meters panel activity was not visible when the Program Monitor was in Comparison View.
Some AAF files could import with file scale data as 100%.


June 2023 update (23.5)

The 23.5 update of Premiere Pro introduces new Metadata & Timecode Burn-in effect, guidance for installing the BRAW plugin, important fixes, performance improvements, and more.
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Metadata & Timecode Burn-in effect

In workflows that rely on viewing and exporting displayed clip metadata such as Frame Rate, Sound Timecode, or File Name, now you have the flexibility to view what you need, where you need it, for quick and easy reference.

Guidance for installing BRAW plugin

If you work with Blackmagic RAW inside Premiere Pro, we’ll help you identify the plugin you need so you can get editing.

Improved timeline scrubbing and playback

We’ve continued to make optimizations to the timeline, so dragging the playhead always feels smooth and precise.

Monitor your Team Projects save and sync status

New controls and indicators in Premiere Pro give peace of mind that your Team Projects are safe. Choose project auto save locations and monitor their status in the header bar while you edit.

Choose Team Projects Auto Save location

Take control of your Team Projects Auto Save files by choosing where to store and save them on your local system.

Fixed issues in the 23.5 update
Audio
Fixed:
Audio dropouts or missing waveforms could occur during playback of sub-clips if the timeline was zoomed in to frame level.
Clip analysis in Essential Sound panel continued after the corresponding project item had been deleted.
Reveal in Project and Reveal in Finder commands did not work for Remixed audio clips.
Export
Fixed:

Export could hang and not complete if the combination of "Time Tuner" and "Loudness Normalization" effects were used.
Editing
Fixed:

Scrolling the timeline could be slow or laggy.
Keyboard shortcut presets where certain commands had been set to different keys could have those commands reset to the default keys.
Select Camera keyboard shortcut would not work in Freeform View on multicam clips.
Program Monitor in Comparison View would have glitchy redraw when giving focus to the Timeline panel.
The wrong frame was sometimes displayed after changing to a different source with Trim Edit mode open.
Closing and re-opening the Program Monitor when in Comparison View could lead to playback issues.
Copying and pasting sequences into another project could create extra bins.
Exiting Trim Edit mode by selecting a different open Sequence followed by Undo can result in a display of the wrong frame in Program Monitor.
Playback stopped when switching from Program Monitor in Comparison View to the sequence timeline.
Learn Tutorial could fail to launch a second time.
Expanding the timeline vertically on a high-res monitor timeline could cause timeline performance issues.
Improvements when working in Freeform View with Transmit enabled.
Changing the Primary Audio device in Playback Preferences could prevent playback from being stopped.
"Enable Transmit" in the Program Monitor wrench menu does not reflect the "checked" state during playback.
Formats
Fixed:

16-bpc Depth options in export settings for Apple ProRes MXF OP1a remained off even when enabled.
Canon XF-AVC Intra 4:4:4 media could be incorrectly interpreted as a legal range.
ProRes 4444 and ProRes 4444XQ media would sometimes be incorrectly identified as eligible for smart rendering.
Auto Detect Log Video Color Space did not work correctly with ProRes media from the Panasonic Lumix GH6.
Markers
Fixed:

Unable to move to next or previous marker if Show Duplicate Frame Markers is enabled
Stability and performance
Fixed:

Using the Close or Revert Project options while playing in Source Monitor or Program Monitor would cause a crash.
Overwrite edits between sequences in different projects could result in a crash.
Setting Program Monitor to Comparison View, then Revert the Project, would cause a crash.
Right-clicking on a clip in a sequence could cause Premiere Pro to become temporarily unresponsive.
A crash could occur if the open Team Project dialog is closed without a project being selected.
Attempting to quit Premiere Pro while the Essential Sound panel clip analysis is running could cause a crash.
Team Projects
Fixed:

If the name of a Team Project included a forward slash, information displayed in the Kind column of the Home screen would be incorrect.
Text panel
Fixed:

While using Text-Based Editing, edits made in transcripts could be lost when opening the project on another computer and/or relinking media.
Large projects containing a lot of long transcripts, especially in nested sequences, could cause a slowdown in opening the project.


Fixed issues in the 23.3 update

Audio
Fixed issues that could cause:
The center channel to be silent in 5.1 output when using the 5.1 panner in 5.1 sequence.
Prevention of loading and saving presets from functioning correctly for some VST3 plugins.
Crashes when deleting a sequence in Project panel while Remix analysis was in process.
Captions
Fixed Speech to Text issues that could cause:
Mixing up of European and Brazilian Portuguese.
Spanish transcriptions and captions to not include “¿ “ at the beginning of questions.
Fixed caption background issues that could cause:
Caption backgrounds for broadcast formats to be displayed in the entire caption block instead of per line. It now includes Australian OP-47, CEA-608, CEA-708, EBU Subtitle, and Teletext formats. For the Subtitle format, you can now use the existing UI to choose Per Line or All Lines).
Editing
Fixed issues that could cause:
Clip name to be offset when applying a transition in the Timeline. Offset is now only applied when the track size is small enough to cause overlap.
Button editor layouts in the Source Monitor and Program Monitor to not retain unless the project was closed before quitting the app.
“Media Pending” message showing with no progress for the playhead or video while clicking the enter key in Trim Mode.
Paste to not work properly if paste items were contained in a bin and deleted before they were pasted.
The UI to be blocked while media was relinking.
Clip markers to display intermittently in a sequence.
Effects
Fixed an issue that could cause:
Effects preview to remain in the Effects Panel after removing the effect name in the search bar.
Export
Fixed issues that could cause:
Following complicated dialog for exporting video with captions. To export with captions, enable the option in the Captions section in Export mode.
Slow rendering and exports for Motion Graphics templates without Media Replacement using high-resolution stills.
Exporting ProResHQ/4444 to create banding on Mac.
"Enable direct export to Sony devices" to not work correctly.
Formats
Fixed issues that could cause:
Failure to import for ARRIRAW files (.arri or.mxf) containing non-English characters in the filename or path.
Long import times for ARRIRAW files containing audio.
Glitches during playback and export of an HEVC file that had been exported from Resolve.
Banding in ProResHQ/4444 on Mac.
Import
Fixed issues that could cause:
Premiere Pro to not maintain user-created favorites in some cases when it's closed and reopened.
Ingest mode to become disabled when switching between Edit and Import modes sometimes.
Productions
Fixed an issue that could cause:
Trouble creating a Production while running Premiere Pro in Spanish or Portuguese.
Proxies
Fixed issues that could cause:
Proxy media with multi-channel audios to show an incorrect number of channels online after the source media is forced offline.
Proxies from MXF files with multiple audio channels to playback incorrectly when proxies are toggled on.
Offline proxies to be marked as edited after relinking.
Text panel
Fixed an issue that could cause:
Patchy experience when working with transcripts and captions in the Text panel.


February 2023 update (23.2)
The 23.2 update of Premiere Pro includes important fixes, optimizations, and user-requested improvements, like automatic tone mapping for HDR media. This update is recommended for all users. Learn about best practices for updating Premiere Pro.

Automatic tone mapping

Mix and match camera media, from Log footage to iPhone HLG and other HDR formats, while retaining consistent colors and avoiding blown-out highlights.

Sequence Locking for offline editing

Edit a team project anywhere you need. If there’s no internet available, Premiere Pro will save your changes locally as a copy of the sequence. Check in your edits when you’re back online using the Publish button.

New language support in Speech to Text

Newly supported languages now include Dutch, Norwegian, and Swedish to automatically generate transcripts and captions for your videos. Speech to Text in Premiere Pro is now available in 16 languages.


Reset options at launch

Use the new reset options at launch in Premiere Pro to do regular maintenance and clean up of your system before updating to a new version of the app or to diagnose and troubleshoot app issues.


December 2022 release (version 23.1)

The newly updated version of Premiere Pro presents enhanced creative and organization features to help you work faster and more efficiently throughout the application.

From collaborative editing improvements in Team Projects to improving masking behaviors, the latest version is not only faster, more fluid, and customizable but also enhances collaboration from pre- to post-production.

Upgrade captions to graphics

Elevate your on-screen text by converting captions to graphics for greater creative control. Create stylized, animated graphics, even from captions created with Speech to Text in Premiere Pro.


Collaborative editing with Premiere Pro

Add collaborators right from the header bar in Premiere Pro. See who’s currently working on a Team Project right now. Premiere Pro makes it easy to track and manage remote editing workflows.

Sequence Locking

Premiere Pro shows you when someone is working on a sequence and automatically locks it to avoid conflicts or duplications. This makes it easy to handoff edits between collaborators.

Easily share changes with collaborators

When you’re ready, use the Publish button to share your edits with your collaborators. The new Changes column in Premiere Pro shows when a sequence has been edited so collaborators can update.

Improved masking tools

Easily mask objects by adding multiple points on a path without rotate and scale options getting in the way. Zoom in and out in the Program Monitor with the added 800% and 1600% zoom level options.


Select toggle switches on multiple tracks

Simplify track targeting by selecting multiple tracks while holding Ctrl (Windows) or Command (macOS) to enable, disable, or reverse the state of any track header switches such as visibility and locks.


Improved support for ARRIRAW with GPU deBayering

Gain more value from your ARRIRAW footage with expanded Source Settings and GPU deBayering for real-time highest image quality playback.


RED V-Raptor XL camera support

Supports import of RED V-Raptor XL footage with improved Metal GPU deBayering on Apple Silicon machines and OpenCL on Windows.


Expanded XAVC HDR support

Export XAVC in Rec. 2100 PQ HDR with support for both intra and long GOP encoding.


October 2022 release (version 23.0)

Built for editors and designed for creativity, the 23.0 release of Premiere Pro presents the best titling toolset available. Streamline your title and graphics workflows with refinements such as the ability to bulk edit title clips in the timeline, flexible alignment controls, and more. The release incorporates foundational work on stability and performance, like faster Motion Graphics templates and GPU-accelerated Lumetri scopes. With support for the new ARRI ALEXA 35 and AAF on Apple silicon, interoperability and format support is expanded.
Operating system requirements have been updated. As of this release, Premiere Pro no longer includes Legacy Titler.

Inner and outer strokes for graphics

Select between inner, centered, or outer strokes for more control when adding decorative elements to graphics and text in Premiere Pro.


Flexible alignment controls

Line up text and shape elements with one click when designing titles in the Premiere Pro Program Monitor.

Bulk edit titles on the timeline

Select multiple title clips in the Timeline to efficiently change attributes like fonts or font size, colors, and backgrounds.

2x Faster Motion Graphics templates

Motion Graphics templates created in After Effects now use Multi-Frame rendering for 2x faster performance.

Improved performance for AVC Intra

10-bit AVC Intra formats are now up to 2x faster on Apple silicon, thanks to GPU acceleration.

GPU acceleration for Lumetri scopes

GPU acceleration ensures smooth performance when working with Lumetri scopes.

Improved Previews on Windows and macOS

Apple ProRes is now the default codec for previewing most video formats, providing better quality previews for rendered content.

AAF support for Apple silicon

AAF support extends interoperability for Premiere Pro users working on Apple silicon Macs.

ARRI ALEXA 35 camera support

Premiere Pro adds support for the ARRI ALEXA 35 camera, including ARRIRAW and ProRes capture formats.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 23.0

Addressed a potential crash when closing multiple projects simultaneously within the Production panel.
Thumbnail rendering in Import mode is now faster and more responsive.
Lumetri scopes switch smoothly between 8-bit Rec709 and 10-bit floating point HDR media.
Improved stability when setting New Bars and Tone parameters to the max and dragging the resulting clip onto the Timeline.
Fixed crash issue with Text panel when locking a project with spellcheck open.
The Text does not dynamically update when using arrow keys with live font previews in Motion Graphics templates.
Graphics are locked in the Text panel when opening or closing other panels.
Color Picker shows incorrect values when using the Eyedropper tool in the Program Monitor.
Optimized Color Picker responsiveness when working with a Motion Graphics template with multiple layers and gradients.
Fixed memory issue on macOS systems with multitrack projects, including H.264 and HEVC
Improved performance when entering or exiting Directed Manipulation mode in the Program Monitor.
Smoother UI performance when resizing Workspaces or panels on Windows.
Fixed issue with GPU monitoring on macOS that impacted stability for some users.
Fixed issue with black frames in Program Monitor when frame hold is applied in nested sequences.


August 2022 release (version 22.6)

The design tools in Premiere Pro, combined with the search and edit capabilities of the Text panel, let you craft incredible, custom titles and graphics for any video project. Your titles can be simple, with beautiful typography or enriched with graphics and animations. With the Text panel, you can manage projects with hundreds of titles, and it’s easy to save the designs you want to re-use in your template libraries.

The latest update of Premiere Pro gives you more controls when adding textures to letters or shapes and the ability to export all of the titles in your sequence as text files for easy reviews. Thanks to new contextual menus, it’s faster and easier to edit any layer in your design.


Finer masking controls for titles

Now you've more control when designing titles with background images or texture. Use the new Mask only Fill option to apply a mask to the fill area of text or shapes without impacting strokes or shadows.

Context menu for text and shape layers

Get fast access to the design tools for stylizing your titles and graphics. Right-click on a text or shape layer. Choose Edit Properties to open the Essential Graphics panel, where you can customize fonts, colors, positioning, and more.

Export titles as text files

From the Text panel, you can now export all of the titles in your sequence as text files for sharing and proofreading.

Adjustable Fades for Audio Ducking

Auto Ducking lowers the volume of soundtrack or other background audio when there is dialog so it’s easier to hear. And now, with the new Fade Position slider, it's easier and faster to get the desired results.

More GPU-accelerated effects

GPU acceleration means better effects performance when editing or exporting finished videos. Almost all of the effects in Premiere Pro are GPU-accelerated, and in this release, we have added two more: Unsharp Mask and Posterize Time.

Initializing GPU dialog

On the first launch after a new installation or driver update, Premiere Pro needs to initialize the GPU. A new progress bar shows when this is happening.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 22.6

Unexpected overlapping of Tool Tips in Import Mode.
Improved Tab Navigation in Import Mode.
Media Browser cannot open a sequence containing unlinked audio in Source Monitor.
Productions allowed access to Interpret footage from the sequence project without opening the project where the master clip is stored.
Export: Set Start Timecode checkbox does not enable on initial mouse click.
Copy/Paste ignores clip on locked/targeted tracks.
The shared project in Productions does not update when selecting Read-Write mode.
Missing caption segments when SRT with lines with the only period is imported.
Changing a source clip label in production can crash the application.
Mac Only: AVCHD spanned clips with AC-3 audio have audio missing.
Speech to Text incorrectly adding spaces to double-byte languages after transcription.


June 2022 release (version 22.5)

The June 2022 (22.5) release of Premiere Pro introduces new Essentials and Vertical Video workspaces, improvements to proxy workflows, the ability to add gradients to strokes and shadows for titles and graphics, RED V-RAPTOR camera support, and various performance enhancements.

New Essentials workspace

The new Essentials workspace offers a clean and simple layout and presents the panels in a logical left-to-right workflow, with a generous timeline across the bottom of the screen.

New Vertical Video workspace

The new Vertical Video workspace offers a clean and simple layout, optimized for vertical content. Social media creators working in this format will find the Program Monitor on the right of this workspace, set up for viewing vertical 9:16 video.

Proxy Workflow improvements

Visual badges in the timeline and project panel now make it clear when you are viewing proxies or originals. During proxy creation, you have the option to add a watermark so you can easily identify your proxy files, and the default codec for creating proxy files has been set to ProRes.


Gradients for Strokes and Shadows

Add visual impact to characters and graphics, with the ability to add gradients to strokes and shadows.


Improved H264/HEVC Encoding on Apple M1 systems

Premiere Pro now has improved the quality of H264/HEVC files encoded on Apple M1 systems.


Support for RED V-RAPTOR camera

Premiere Pro now offers support for RED V-RAPTOR cameras.


More GPU-accelerated effects

Newly GPU-accelerated effects include Magnify, Replicate, Spherize, and Wave Warp.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 22.5

Ingest Project Settings can become disabled after adding clips from Import Mode
Shift-selecting items in Import mode give different results if the second click is a file or folder.
The Import or Create button is unavailable after creating ranged selections with folders between the first and last selected item.
A slow double-click can simultaneously select and open a directory in Import Mode.
Copy operations can fail when attempting to export to external drives or volumes.
[Export Mode]: Clicking an existing file name in the Location dialog should update the name so users can easily replace the current export file name.


May 2022 release (version 22.4)

Premiere Pro 22.4 is focused on performance. Faster exports for 10-bit 4:2:2 HEVC is now available across all platforms, thanks to new hardware encoding support for macOS and AMD GPUs on Windows. Smart rendering performance is improved and playback of QuickTime screen recordings is smoother. Feature enhancements in this release include support for transparencies in GIFs and options to distribute spacing between objects for titles and graphics.

Export GIFs with transparency

Premiere Pro now supports transparency when exporting GIFs, adding greater flexibility for short social media content.

Distribute objects in titles and graphics

New graphics tools allow you to adjust the spacing between text and shapes so you can evenly distribute different elements when designing titles and graphics.

10x faster exports for 10-bit 4:2:0 HEVC on macOS

Export times for 10-bit 4:2:0 HEVC footage are up to 10x faster, with new hardware acceleration on Mac Intel and M1 systems.


10x faster exports for 10-bit 4:2:0 HEVC on AMD

New hardware-accelerated encoding for AMD GPUs on Windows delivers up to 10x faster exports for 10-bit 4:2:0 HEVC, including HDR video.


Improved QuickTime Screen Recording Playback

Playback and scrubbing of QuickTime screen recordings are smoother in this release of Premiere Pro.

Smart rendering improvements

Speed up exports by taking advantage of matching codecs and sequence previews. Smart rendering improvements in this release provide greater reliability and faster exports for supported formats.

HDR proxies

Work faster with HDR footage by creating HDR proxies of your media. Generate smaller medium- and high-resolution copies of your files in the correct color space, automatically. HDR proxies match the originals visually and offer improved performance while editing.
April 2022 release (version 22.3.1)

With new features to help video professionals work faster and new creators get up and running sooner, Premiere Pro version 22.3.1 introduces rich and intuitive Import and Export modes, a new review workspace with Frame.io integration, Auto Color, powered by Adobe Sensei, and more.
Review workspace with Frame.io integration
New Review workspace with Frame.io integration

Now built into Premiere Pro and After Effects, Frame.io for Creative Cloud gives you real-time review and approval, and cloud media sharing.

Camera to Cloud

Included with Frame.io for Creative Cloud, the new workflow lets you send camera files directly to Premiere Pro so that editing work can begin while production is happening.
Import media mode
Redesigned import

The new Import mode offers a visual and intuitive way of starting video projects and collecting media. Instead of Project settings, you begin with your media. Select individual assets and click Create to bring them onto the timeline.
Export video mode
Redesigned export

The new design streamlines exports by focusing on the destinations of your content, including social platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Premiere Pro provides recommended output settings for each. Customize your own destinations and presets for even more efficiency.

New Header bar

Navigate more easily in Premiere Pro with Import, Edit, and Export tabs to access the main stages of your creation process. The header bar also provides quick access to Workspaces, Quick Export, and full-screen playback.

Export Preset Manager

Use the new Preset Manager to access existing export presets, save your own custom presets, or import or export presets for sharing. Open the Preset Manager via Quick Export or in the new Export mode.
Auto color
Auto Color, powered by Adobe Sensei

Jumpstart your color correction with the power of Adobe Sensei. Auto Color applies intelligent adjustments to help you fast track your color correction and is a helpful guide to help new users become familiar with the color tools.

Speech to Text for Cantonese

Speech to Text now includes language support for Cantonese. Speech to Text language packs are now available for captioning videos in 14 languages.

Hide markers by color
Show or hide markers by color

Work efficiently by showing and hiding different groups of markers on your sequence. For example, if you chose different colors for different workflows, you can use checkboxes in the Markers panel to show or hide the category.

Trim mode playback looping option

When working in Trim mode, you can now start looping playback at the playhead, rather than the closest edit point.

Remix progress indicator

Remix intelligently retimes songs so that your music matches your videos. When you apply Remix to an audio clip, a new progress indicator shows that Remix is analyzing the clip.

Support for Sony VENICE 2 camera

Premiere Pro now provides support for Sony VENICE 2 camera file formats.

Change text size in Text panel

You can now increase or decrease the size of the text in the Text panel in Premiere Pro according to your reading comfort level.

Customized clip names in EDL exports

While exporting an EDL file, you can now choose whether to show the source clip name (as shown in the Project panel) or the timeline clip name.


April 2022 release (version 22.3)

With new features to help video professionals work faster and new creators get up and running sooner, Premiere Pro version 22.3 introduces rich and intuitive Import and Export modes, a new review workspace with Frame.io integration, Auto Color, powered by Adobe Sensei, and more.
Review workspace with Frame.io integration
New Review workspace with Frame.io integration

Now built into Premiere Pro and After Effects, Frame.io for Creative Cloud gives you real-time review and approval, and cloud media sharing.

Camera to Cloud

Included with Frame.io for Creative Cloud, the new workflow lets you send camera files directly to Premiere Pro so that editing work can begin while production is happening.
Import media mode
Redesigned import

The new Import mode offers a visual and intuitive way of starting video projects and collecting media. Instead of Project settings, you begin with your media. Select individual assets and click Create to bring them onto the timeline.
Export video mode
Redesigned export

The new design streamlines exports by focusing on the destinations of your content, including social platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter. Premiere Pro provides recommended output settings for each. Customize your own destinations and presets for even more efficiency.

New Header bar

Navigate more easily in Premiere Pro with Import, Edit, and Export tabs to access the main stages of your creation process. The header bar also provides quick access to Workspaces, Quick Export, and full-screen playback.

Export Preset Manager

Use the new Preset Manager to access existing export presets, save your own custom presets, or import or export presets for sharing. Open the Preset Manager via Quick Export or in the new Export mode.
Auto color
Auto Color, powered by Adobe Sensei

Jumpstart your color correction with the power of Adobe Sensei. Auto Color applies intelligent adjustments to help you fast track your color correction and is a helpful guide to help new users become familiar with the color tools.

Speech to Text for Cantonese

Speech to Text now includes language support for Cantonese. Speech to Text language packs are now available for captioning videos in 14 languages.

Hide markers by color
Show or hide markers by color

Work efficiently by showing and hiding different groups of markers on your sequence. For example, if you chose different colors for different workflows, you can use checkboxes in the Markers panel to show or hide the category.

Trim mode playback looping option

When working in Trim mode, you can now start looping playback at the playhead, rather than the closest edit point.

Remix progress indicator

Remix intelligently retimes songs so that your music matches your videos. When you apply Remix to an audio clip, a new progress indicator shows that Remix is analyzing the clip.

Support for Sony VENICE 2 camera

Premiere Pro now provides support for Sony VENICE 2 camera file formats.

Change text size in Text panel

You can now increase or decrease the size of the text in the Text panel in Premiere Pro according to your reading comfort level.

Customized clip names in EDL exports

While exporting an EDL file, you can now choose whether to show the source clip name (as shown in the Project panel) or the timeline clip name.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 22.3

Improved support of RED files on M1 Macs
Improved seek and scrub performance of Google PXL
Fix playback issue with Fuji XT4 HEVC 10-bit 4:2:0
Improved stability when importing H.264 .AVI
Some DNxHD files import as audio-only
Audio intermittently drops out when recording multi-cam cuts
Improved support of some caption files that were failing to load


February 2022 release (version 22.2)

Premiere Pro version 22.2 introduces Remix for retiming music to match video content, faster Speech to Text without the internet, performance improvements, and more.

Speech to Text now 3x faster

Speech to Text on-device lets you work without an internet connection, generating transcriptions up to 3x faster.

Remix, powered by Adobe Sensei

Use Remix to intelligently retime songs so that your music matches your videos. Remix analyzes a song and creates a new arrangement in seconds.

Faster 420 HEVC exports on Windows

Exports for 10-bit 420 HDR footage are now up to 10x faster on Windows systems with Intel or NVIDIA GPUs, thanks to new hardware encoding.

More GPU-accelerated effects

Newly GPU-accelerated effects include Linear Wipe and Block Dissolve.

Support for MacBook Pro notch

Premiere Pro automatically adjusts fullscreen display for to account for the notch in 2021 MacBook Pro models.

Format support

This release includes support for footage from the new Canon EOS R5 C camera.


February 2022 release (version 22.2)

Premiere Pro version 22.2 introduces Remix for retiming music to match video content, faster Speech to Text without the internet, performance improvements, and more.

Speech to Text now 3x faster

Speech to Text on-device lets you work without an internet connection, generating transcriptions up to 3x faster.

Remix, powered by Adobe Sensei

Use Remix to intelligently retime songs so that your music matches your videos. Remix analyzes a song and creates a new arrangement in seconds.

Faster 420 HEVC exports on Windows

Exports for 10-bit 420 HDR footage are now up to 10x faster on Windows systems with Intel or NVIDIA GPUs, thanks to new hardware encoding.

More GPU-accelerated effects

Newly GPU-accelerated effects include Linear Wipe and Block Dissolve.

Support for MacBook Pro notch

Premiere Pro automatically adjusts fullscreen display for to account for the notch in 2021 MacBook Pro models.

Format support

This release includes support for footage from the new Canon EOS R5 C camera.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 22.2

Unable to edit timecode using numeric keypad in Program Monitor
Restore Captions does not set all Caption tracks to same label color
Some MXF files takes longer to import than in previous versions


December 2021 release (version 22.1.2)

Premiere Pro 22.1.2 includes all of the features in version 22.1.1 and fixes an issue that impacted some third-party plugins. This update is recommended for all users.


December 2021 release (version 22.1.1)

Premiere Pro 22.1.1 helps you take control of titles and graphics with Search and Replace and spell-checking, a new Universal Text engine, improved shape tools, and new efficiencies for professional editing workflows. Keep your creativity moving with new hardware acceleration for ProRes and HEVC on Apple M1 systems along with other performance enhancements.
Graphics and Titles
The Graphics and Titles workflows in Premiere Pro have multiple enhancements including an all-new universal text engine, convenient spell checking and find and replace in titles and Motion graphics, simpler text navigation, and more.


Spell check and Find and Replace

Manage titles and graphics efficiently via the new Graphics tab in the Text panel. Use global Search and Replace to update text and titles – or just search to navigate between graphics in a sequence. Use spell check for anything with text, whether it was created in Premiere Pro or After Effects.

Universal text engine

Premiere Pro now has a universal text engine that makes working with multiple languages in Premiere Pro and After Effects easier and faster.

Improved shape tools with polygons and rounded corners

The shape tools in Premiere Pro have been expanded and improved, including a new polygon tool, improved controls for ellipses and rectangles, and the ability to define and apply rounded corners.

Pen tool improvements

Draw lines with greater precision with improvements to the Pen tool in Premiere Pro. Draw straight lines including perfect 0°, 45°, 90° angles, rotate existing lines, and add control points with Bezier handles for curves, whether at custom angles or constrained to 0°, 45°, and 90°.

Upgrade Legacy Titles on opening projects

If you open projects containing Legacy Titles, a dialog opens prompting you to update your legacy titles to modern graphics. Follow the prompts to update.


Simpler text navigation

Editing text is easier with improvements to text selection and carat behavior.
Editing and workflow
This release introduces improvements for professional editors, including a convenient new button for ganged playback and changes to streamline multi-cam workflows.


Gang button for Source and Program Monitors

You can now add a new Gang button can be added to the transport controls for side-by-side playback in the Program and Source monitors. Ganged playback makes it easier to compare sequences. This is not a new capability, but the new button makes it easier to access and provides a visual indicator when ganged playback is enabled.


Choose multi-cam thumbnails

You can now define which camera view to use as your multi-cam thumbnail in the timeline. Instead of the top track in the timeline, the new default thumbnail is the A camera and you can use keyboard shortcuts to cycle through camera views to preview them and choose new thumbnails if needed.


Use keyboard shortcuts to move poster frame

You can now use your keyboard to batch edit footage with the move poster frame 10 frames forward or back keyboard shortcuts - for example, to show a slate or skip ahead to the action in a scene.

Faster importing and updating of captions

Caption files now load faster and can be updated more easily. After importing a captions file, Premiere Pro scans the file in the background. Once the captions are available, you can use the new Update Captions from Source command to populate the timeline.

Performance improvements

ProRes hardware acceleration on Apple M1 Pro/Max

Hardware-accelerated ProRes is now up to 5x faster on new Apple silicon Macs. Playback and exports for 4K and 8K ProRes are much improved on new MacBook Pros with Apple M1 Pro and Apple M1 Max chips.


Hardware acceleration for hi-res HEVC on all Apple M1 systems

Premiere Pro exports for high-resolution HEVC are faster with macOS 12 on M1 Macs. Hardware encoding is now enabled for DCI 4K and 8K HEVC exports, resulting in significantly faster performance.


Improved playback for Windows systems with integrated Intel GPUs

Display technology optimizations provide improved playback on Windows systems with Intel Integrated GPUs.


Faster Color Match

Powered by Adobe Sensei, color match is up to 30% faster - speeding up the color correction workflow in Premiere Pro.


More GPU-accelerated effects

Newly GPU-accelerated effects include Gradient Wipe and Roughen Edge.
Currently in Beta

Remix, powered by Adobe Sensei

Use Remix to intelligently re-arrange songs so that your music matches your videos. Instead of manual razor cuts and crossfades, let Remix do the work for you, generating a new mix in seconds.


Auto Tone

Auto Tone uses new technology to apply intelligent color corrections in the Lumetri Color panel. Auto Tone adjustments are reflected in the Lumetri sliders so that you can fine-tune the results.

Speech to Text on-device

Now in Beta, Speech to Text on-device lets you use Speech to Text without an internet connection, providing faster transcriptions.

Improvements for new Import mode

New import mode, currently in Premiere Pro (Beta) now includes UI refinements, sorting options, marquee selection, a playhead for scrubbing thumbnails, the ability to copy files on import, and more.


October 2021 release (version 22.0)

Premiere Pro 22.0 introduces Simplify Sequences, transcription improvements for Speech to Text, new color management, Lumetri refinements, hardware acceleration for 10-bit 422 HEVC, and more.


Unified version numbers

With this release, Adobe video and audio applications are aligned on version 22.0, making it easier for you to keep track of updates and ensure compatibility across the applications.


Speech to Text improvements

Improved transcription accuracy for pop culture terminology and better formatting of dates and numbers.


Simplify Sequence

Create a clean copy of the current sequence for sharing with other editors, archiving, or exporting as EDL, XML, or AAF.


Color management for H.264 and HEVC

New color management for H.264 and HEVC formats, including 10-bit and HDR media, means that the correct color space is used in Premiere Pro when importing or exporting these formats.


Improved playback for 10-bit HEVC

New hardware-accelerated decoding for 10-bit HEVC 422 provides improved playback and editing on Apple M1 and Intel Windows systems.

Improved playback for 10-bit H.264 on Apple M1

New hardware-accelerated decoding for 10-bit H.264 422 provides a smoother editing experience with this format on Apple M1 computers.

Color management for Sony XAVC-L-HDR

New color management for Sony XAVC-L-HDR footage gives broadcasters and production teams another option for working with HDR content.


New colorized Vectorscope

Use the new Colorized Vectorscope to guide your grading. Double-click the Vectorscope to zoom in for more detail.


Improved Histogram

Improved Histogram offers a brighter and crisper display for both Standard Dynamic Range and HDR content.


Lumetri curve refinements

A larger window and easier selection make curve adjustments more enjoyable and more efficient.


Restore trim selection

This convenience feature lets you restore edit points you have selected in the timeline that you may have accidentally unselected.


Improved Media Relinking for Team Projects

Use the same media relinking workflow in Team Projects as you do in stand-alone Premiere Pro. Team Projects generates the mapping, keeping track of your local media and the shared Team Projects file.

Improved Bars and Tone

You can now create test patterns for both HDR (High Dynamic Range) and traditional SDR (Standard Dynamic Range). The audio parameters are now combined into one consolidated dialog.

New GPU acceleration for effects

Alpha Glow, Mirror, Reduce Interlace Flicker, and Strobe are now GPU-accelerated, offering significantly better playback performance and render faster for exports.


The August release of Premiere Pro (version 15.4.1) includes a fix for an issue where using edit tools on clips can produce flickering in the Program Monitor.



July 2021 release (version 15.4)

Premiere Pro 15.4 introduces Speech to Text, an integrated, automated, and fast workflow for adding and customizing captions, native support for Apple M1 devices, tools for stylizing and editing text, and more.

Speech to Text

The industry’s only integrated NLE solution for captioning videos, includes automated transcription, a dedicated Captions track on the Timeline, design tools for customizing captions, and a full range of export options.

Transcript editing tools

Review and edit transcripts easily, with tools like search and replace, insert pauses, the ability to distinguish between speakers, and an option to export text files from the Transcript panel.

Generate captions automatically

Powered by Adobe Sensei, Speech to Text transforms transcripts into caption items on the timeline, matching the pacing of your dialog. If needed, you can apply broadcast captioning presets or create your own.

Native support for Apple M1 computers

For macOS users, everything is faster on the Apple M1 - from launch times to export, and editing is buttery smooth. Premiere Pro allows you to take advantage of the latest hardware advances.

New titling and caption styling tools

Even more tools for stylizing text and captions, including multiple shadows for text, text background enhancements, and expanded font substitution for 28 different international alphabets.


Upgrade Legacy Titles

Convert Legacy Titles into Source Graphics within your Premiere Pro projects. Source Graphics are displayed in the Project panel where you can track and sort them like any other project item.




Color improvements

Tetrahedral LUT interpolation offers more precise interpretation of color information for better consistency when grading difficult footage. Now in public Beta, a new colorized Vectorscope provides more detailed image analysis for color grading.

Faster Team Projects

Premiere Pro offers faster saving for Team Projects, thanks to a lean new project file structure. Now in public Beta, progressive project loading means you can start working faster after opening existing projects and improved media relinking makes it easier to keep local assets organized.

Label colors and clip names

Customize label colors and clip names on the timeline with the option of limiting the change to the current sequence, or applying the change to your source media – helpful for editors working on shared Productions.

Faster Scene Edit Detection

Thanks to new optimizations, Scene Edit Detection, powered by Adobe Sensei, is up to 2x faster on macOS and Windows, and 3X faster on Apple M1 devices


Automatic audio device switching

Premiere Pro on Windows now detects changes and switches automatically when you swap out audio devices, such as interfaces, microphones, or headphones.

Discontinued CUDA and OpenCL support on macOS

As macOS moves towards modern Metal-based graphics, we are discontinuing our support for CUDA and OpenCL graphics.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 15.4

Clip outline (shadow trail) should be visible whenever the clip is moved in the timeline.
Improved stability when applying some audio filter effects than playing back.
Length of source clip is affected by changes in a sub-clip.
Conflicting marker data is added every time a sequence is moved to a different project.
Exported Caption text blocks locations and duration are different than original the Caption file.
Some captions files failing to import from XML files working in previous versions.
Improved performance when closing large projects.
SRT doesn't display any subtitles beyond zero duration line entry.


May 2021 release (version 15.2)

Text gradients

You can now add visual impact to titles and text with new tools in the Essential Graphics panel for adding gradients.

Label colors for captions

Caption items in the Captions track now have the same label color options as other items on the timeline.

Improved caption trimming

Edit video files containing embedded captions more intuitively. Caption items are linked to their associated video and audio clips, making it easier to fine-tune edits and keep everything in sync on the Timeline.


New Loudness Meter

The new Loudness Meter transparently measures program loudness for full mixes, single tracks, or buses and submixes.

Support for DirectX12 display technology on Windows

DirectX now replaces OpenGL as the default display rendering technology for Premiere Pro, providing improved stability. DirectX also supports native High Dynamic Range (HDR) playback for Premiere Pro with HDR10-capable monitors and a DirectX-compatible GPU.

Canon XF HEVC performance improvements

Performance optimizations in Premiere Pro mean smoother playback and scrubbing on the timeline, as well as faster seeking.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 15.2

Crash may occur when cancelling import immediately
Reverse match frame does not work across projects in a production
Replacement media incorrectly gets copied over into project that has a sequence in a production
Reduced instances of redraw issues when switching views in the Program Monitor
Moving the CTI edits a sequence if it contains audio clip keyframes
Audio file will not play in some projects if playback began outside of clip boundaries
Color shift when importing MXF files from Canon EOS C300 Mk II
Reduced frame substitution errors with J2K MXF


April 2021 release (version 15.1)

H.264/HEVC encode performance on Windows (Intel)
New optimizations further improve export times using Intel Quick Sync hardware acceleration.
Dynamic preview of Lumetri presets
Improved thumbnail previewing experience when browsing Lumetri presets.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 15.1

Incorrect error dialog appears after successful upload to Behance: “Unable to create cover image for Behance project”.
SRT captions imported with "{an8} to denote top position display a "}"character in the caption text.
Incorrect adjustment when using arrow keys in transition duration window.
Audio gain setting not applied to selection if Enter key is pressed.
Restoring an undocked project panel in freeform view results in missing clips.
Time remapped clips display wrong media timecode when metadata effect is applied to adjustment layer.
Crash can occur if quitting application while Essential Sound Panel effect is processing on Mac.
Mute setting on audio tracks applied during playback is deleted when pausing.
Frame Freezes or shows green when scrubbing or playing certain screen recorded media.
Incorrect frames are displayed when scrubbing clips that were interpreted with a different frame rate.
Arrow Keys are not working properly using direct manipulation.


March 2021 release (version 15.0)

Rollover to the 2021 Release

This release marks the launch of the 2021 versions of Premiere Pro and the Adobe video applications.
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All new Captions

Premiere Pro's all new Captions workflow transforms the process of stylizing and delivering captioned videos.

Media Replacement

You can now swap out specified media, such as logos and even videos, within Motion Graphics templates.
Equitable Language

This release includes some terminology changes to better reflect core reflect Adobe values of diversity and inclusion.
Faster Warp Stabilizer

Reduce camera shake in your footage more easily. Optimizations make Warp Stabilizer up to 4x faster.
Team Projects improvements

Access to the Search Bar and SmartBin content is now significantly faster than before.

Copy and paste audio effects in Audio Track Mixer

You can now copy and paste complete audio effects racks between tracks.

Legacy audio effects removed

Obsolete audio effects, all replaced by more modern effects, have been removed from the 2021 release of Premiere Pro.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 15.0

Speed Changes no longer result in inaccurate XMLs
Corrected timecode information for audio clips when exporting an XML
Improved stability when applying Metadata effect on top of another effect
Windows explorer window appears when quitting the application
Premiere Pro no longer stops responding when deleting the media cache
Premiere Pro does not hang while scanning Slate Digital Virtual Mix Rack
Removed any buzzing noise that occurs with some track effects
Fixed an issue where waveforms were not generated after selecting Generate Audio Waveform.
Team Projects: media locator updates now working for all collaborators


Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.9

Fixed issue with Durations when seeting minimum values in the Essential Sound panel
Fixed issue with rolling edits when rulers are displayed in the Program Monitor
Improved stability when sending sequence with Essential Sound Panel effects to AU
Fixed issue with contextual menus and Track resizing when renaming tracks
Fixed issue where Extensions were displayed as greyed out
Fixed issue where Ghosts projects were created when saving in some virtualized environments


January 2021 release (version 14.8)

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Timecode Support for Non-Standard Frame Rates

Added support to display and use any non-standard frame rate timecodes, such as 120fps, 240fps or VFR clips.

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Color space and Gamma changes

The default working space and Gamma curve is modified for all RED files.

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Performance improvements

Performance improvements in H.264/HEVC encoding for Intel TigerLake processors.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.8

Home screen panels don’t resize correctly with high resolution displays.
Improved stability when quitting immediately from Home Screen.
Marquee selection fails to select video track.
Images are squeezed horizontally when scaled below 50% in non-square pixel aspect ratio sequence.
Media Browser icons appear incorrect on macOS Big Sur.
Block noises when importing some Canon MP4 files.
Application may hang when changing playback setting to software only with PreRes RAW on macOS.
DVCPro HD file fails to import.


Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.7

Undocked panels causes keyboard shortcuts to stop working
Improved stability during auto-save when application is not in focus
Audio dropout for some H.264 files with multiple mono streams
Reduced delay of playback initialization of some mp4 and mov files.
Improved pek generation performance of H.264 compressed mov clips


November 2020 release (version 14.6)

Quick export

You can now quickly export your video right from within the header bar in Premiere Pro using popular or frequently used export settings.

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Support for DNxHR 444 12-bit encode and decode

Added support for DNxHR 444 12-bit decode and encode.


October 2020 release (version 14.5)

Color management for ARRI ProRes

Color management for ARRI ProRes formats with embedded LUTs streamlines the workflow in Premiere Pro. For HDR productions, you can switch out rec709 LUTs and replace them with HLG LUTs

Support for Rec2100 PQ color working space

HDR workflows now include support for Rec2100 PQ color working space in Premiere Pro.
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Performance improvements

Improved playback with H.264/HEVC files, as well as faster audio playback.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.5
Some Southeast Asian text characters do not appear correctly.
Improved accuracy of some timecode conversions.
Clips beyond 99 fps result in inaccurate EDL.


September 2020 release (version 14.4)

Scene Edit Detection

Use machine learning to automatically detect and add edits where cuts occur in a video.

HDR for broadcasters

With the new Rec.2100 HLG color space, broadcasters can work with more vibrant and dynamic content.

Export with proxies

You can now choose to use proxies while exporting if you want a quick export that doesn't require full resolution media.

Other enhancements

Premiere Pro now scans VST 3 and AU (Audio Unit) plugins faster. Also, exporting an AAF with Breakout to Mono deselected preserves audio channelization.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.4
Playback does not stop when waveforms expanded with smooth scrolling and multicam view enabled
Improved location of licensing information for Stock Audio
Improved consistency of contextual menu behavior using search bins
Deleting an empty Audio track prevents VoiceOver from being recorded
Hardware encoding not available on Mac when encode height is greater than 2196 pixels
DNxHR MXF files files exported as non-standard frame size that contain display aspect ratio of 16:9 may play incorrectly in external players
Some files that play correctly in QuickTime Player import as audio only
Improved ProRes Multicam Playback Performance
Twitter 1080p preset now produces higher quality outputs with match source for framerate and higher bitrate.
Cannot log in to Vimeo


Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.3.2

Motion scaling keyframes shift outside the clip boundaries when nested sequence is flattened.
Time remapping keyframes are not preserved when flattening multi-cam.
Marquee selection in freeform view does not respect selection order when adding to sequence.
Sending sequence to Audition from a production creates a duplicate project.
Improved stability when hovering or clicking the sequence menu.
Optimization of right to left keyboard entry workflows.
NDI driver selected as default on clean preferences leads to no audio output.

July 2020 release (version 14.3.1)

Ability to detach proxies
You can now remove proxies from your clips.
Ability to close all other projects
You can now quickly close all other projects except for the one you are working on.
Performance improvements and other enhancements
You can now export ProRes 4444 XQ in QuickTime and MXF. There are also playback improvements when playing back certain file formats.


June 2020 release (version 14.3)

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Use Adobe Stock audio within Premiere Pro

You can now search, download, and license royalty-free audio soundtracks from Adobe Stock via the Essential Sound panel in Premiere Pro.
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New file format support

Premiere Pro provides robust support for import of Canon EOS footage and RED Komodo footage. Premiere Pro also provides enhanced bitrate controls for JPEG 2000 MXF export.

Afterburner
Afterburner support

You can now use the Apple Afterburner card with Premiere Pro to decode ProRes 422 and ProRes 4444 media.


May 2020 release (version 14.2)

ProRes RAW support

Premiere Pro now offers a comprehensive, cross-platform solution for Apple ProRes workflows.

Graphics improvements

Premiere Pro now offers better support for Bezier curves using the Pen tool and a great new option for filtering effects

Auto Reframe improvements

Auto Reframe now analyzes video sequences twice as fast accelerating workflows, such as the creation of Quibi content.

Hardware-accelerated H.264 and HEVC encoding
Premiere Pro now provides support for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs on Windows, and hardware encoding for H.264 and H.265 (HEVC) across all platforms.

Keyboard shortcuts to add specific marker colors

You can now define a default marker color by mapping your preferred key to your preferred marker color.

Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.2

Pressing Opt-click fails to expand all folder contents
Duplicate name of a folder can disappear
Open Caption center alignment is not being respected
Exported Final Cut Pro XML does not correctly reflect changes made to audio channel mapping
Low level exception error when adding a legacy title to a sequence above a video
Low level exception in legacy titler with GPU enabled for macOS
Audio Hardware preferences are not saved on Windows
Pitch Shifter resets parameters when "cents" parameter is set to negative value
QuickTime files with audio tracks disabled in the header do not expose those audio tracks
When entering a Japanese title with Essential Graphics, there is a space at the bottom of the bounding box
FabFilter Audio Units audio effects do not export
When selecting multiple audio clips to edit in Audition, only one clip opens in Audition
Audio Unit with side-chain input have no input/output after closing and reopening the project


Learn about new features and enhancements in the April 2020 release of Premiere Pro (version 14.1).

Productions
The new Production panel in Premiere Pro
The new Production panel in Premiere Pro
Productions provides a flexible, scalable framework for organizing multi-project workflows. With Productions, complex workflows can be divided into manageable projects, for overall efficiency and collaboration using shared local storage. Assets can be shared between projects within a Production, without creating duplicate files.

Individual editors can group related projects in a Production for improved organization and efficiency. Large projects (documentaries, films, TV) can be broken into reels or episodes where multiple editors collaborate according to their preferred workflow using shared storage network.

Productions includes the following capabilities:

Project locking - Prevent other users from overwriting your edits while your working on an individual project.
Cross project referencing - The ability to bring in sequences and clips from other projects in your production (without creating duplicate files).
Shared project settings - The ability to specify the same project settings across all projects in a production.
For more information, see Using Productions in Premiere Pro.

Project locking
A Productions feature

When working within a Production in Premiere Pro, you can lock a project when editing to prevent unwanted conflicts. Locked projects are available for use in a read-only state for other users, allowing editors to review each other's work and even copy pieces out of locked projects without needing to request the project owner to release the project.
For more information, see Change project lock status.

Cross-project referencing
A Productions feature

A clip in one project can be reused throughout every other project in the production. This reduces the need for duplicate master clips. Avoiding duplicate master clips has multiple benefits:

You only need to manage master clip properties once.
Individual project file sizes remain small, which helps keep project load and save times fast.
For more information, see How clips work across projects in a production.

Shared project settings
A Productions feature

Project settings include important settings such as scratch disk, GPU renderer, and capture settings. A benefit of having project settings synchronized is shared preview render files. When a sequence is rendered by any editor on the team it automatically shows as rendered for all other editors who open that project ensuring smooth playback for everyone and time savings for the team.


Premiere Pro 14.0.4 ends support for import of Premiere Clip files into Premiere Pro. In addition, Premiere Pro 14.0.4 includes a number of bug fixes.


Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.0.3

General
Tracks tab focus issue in New Sequence dialog box longer results in invalid state.
Timecode of captions now functions correctly when the caption file is modified from the Timeline panel.
(Windows) Fixed an issue with dragging an effect up and down on the Master Clip.
Fixed an issue with disappearing cursor when closing panel or switching workspaces.
Occasional issue with exporting sequences originally created in Premiere Pro 2019 has been fixed.
Fixed an issue with the ctrl + @ shortcut toggling full screen.
Audio
Dynamic Link between Premiere Pro and Audition now opens files and sequences on macOS Catalina.
Performance improvements to Vocal Enhancer effect
Fixes for automation and effect envelope behaviors
Fixed multicam clip multichannel mappings


Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.0.2

General
Tracks tab focus issue in New Sequence dialog box longer results in invalid state.
Timecode of captions now functions correctly when the caption file is modified from the Timeline panel.
(Windows) Fixed an issue with dragging an effect up and down on the Master Clip.
Fixed an issue with disappearing cursor when closing panel or switching workspaces.
Occasional issue with exporting sequences originally created in Premiere Pro 2019 has been fixed.
Fixed an issue with the ctrl + @ shortcut toggling full screen.
Audio
Dynamic Link between Premiere Pro and Audition now opens files and sequences on macOS Catalina.
Performance improvements to Vocal Enhancer effect
Fixes for automation and effect envelope behaviors
Fixed multicam clip multichannel mappings


Fixed issues in Premiere Pro version 14.0.1

Opening an empty project on a different platform does not bring up the scratch disk dialog box.
Trim mode is unexpectedly enabled when selecting Edit to Playhead and beginning/end of clip is selected.
Crash may occur in FreeForm view if you repeatedly click on a clip.
Markers can get redundant information when the same clip is imported repeatedly.
Changes to RED source settings have no effect on timeline instances when clips were previously imported using Media Browser.
Output to 2nd monitor does not work when disable video output when in background is not checked (macOS only).
Adding Color Marker shortcut does not work in the Source Monitor for Multicams or Sequences.
Waveforms inside multicam clips randomly disappear and cutting to different cameras can cause incorrect waveforms to be drawn.


November 2019 release (version 14.0)

Auto Reframe

Powered by Adobe Sensei, Auto Reframe applies intelligent reframing to your footage, keeping the action inside the frame for different aspect ratios such as square, vertical, and 16:9 video.

Graphics and text enhancements

The Essential Graphics panel in Premiere Pro has a number of text and graphics enhancements to make your titling and graphic workflows smoother.

Audio enhancements

Audio improvements in Premiere Pro include more streamlined workflows for multi-channel effects and increased range for audio gain.

Time remapping to 20,000 percent

Do more creatively with re-timing shots without requiring nested sequences for bigger speed changes.

Improved native format support

Premiere Pro provides robust native support and improved performance for widely used formats, like H264, HEVC, and ProRes – including ProRes HDR – on both macOS and Windows.

Export HDR content with HDR10 metadata

Apply metadata to HDR10 exports to ensure optimal display quality on HDR10-enabled devices

More drivers audited in System Compatibility report

The System Compatibility report now checks for more drivers to make sure your system is primed for editing with Premiere Pro.

Other enhancements

Learn more about other improvements in the new release, such as faster scrolling in the Media Browser, easier Media Cache management, and more.

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new/2020.html


Adobe Premiere Pro 13.1.5 provides important fixes and is recommended for all users.


Premiere Pro 13.1.4 includes all of the improvements from 13.1.3 with an additional bug fix that addresses a launch issue for some Windows systems with outdated drivers.


The 13.1.3 update for Premiere Pro includes the following enhancements:

Better HEVC performance on Mac
Multichannel audio mixing improvements allowing for up/down mixing of 5.1 <-> stereo using the Channel Mixer effect. For more information, see Audio effects and transitions.
More flexibility for caption file exports
Graphics layers are now in the same order in the Essential Graphics panel and the Effects Control panel
Warp stabilizer improvements that make it easy to clean up handheld footage from different cameras or fine-tune camera shake to match your creative intent. Comprehensive refinements make the Warp Stabilizer workflow more powerful and much faster.
This release of Premiere Pro removes support for importing MKV formats.
Premiere Pro 13.1.3 also fixes a critical issue with AAF exports from Premiere Pro where some source media associated with XMP may be deleted after rendering. This issue only occurs in versions 13.1, 13.1.1 and 13.1.2 of Premiere Pro. For information on known issues and other bugs fixed in this release, see:


Premiere Pro 13.1
APR 02 2019

Freeform Project panel
Visually review, organize, and storyboard your media. Assemble rough cuts and then drag them right onto your timeline for editing.
Rulers and guides
New rulers, guides, and grids make sizing and aligning graphics and titles easier. Snap graphics to guides or each other. Color-coded guides ensure consistent positioning for lower thirds, logos, and more.
Auto Ducking for ambient sound
Powered by Adobe Sensei, Auto Ducking for ambient sound utilizes AI technology to detect dialog or voiceover and automatically adjust background sound. Adjustments are keyframed and easy to fine-tune.
Faster mask tracking
Speed up color grading and effects workflows with improved performance for HD, 4K and higher resolution content.
Improved titling tools
All your titling and graphics tools are in the Essential Graphics panel, plus new options like multiple strokes, stroke styling, and background fills. Replace font families in a Motion Graphics template with one click.
Graphics enhancements
Drag and drop multiple Motion Graphics templates into the Essential Graphics panel. Group shapes and apply masks from the Essential Graphics panel.
View menu
A dedicated View menu consolidates Program Monitor commands, such as magnification and playback performance and new Guides.
Audio efficiency
User-requested improvements include the ability to re-order audio effects and to copy and paste effects across clips and projects.
Performance improvements
Improvements include new 10-bit hardware decoding for smoother HEVC playback on Windows, faster hardware decoding for H.264 and HEVC on MacOS, and RED Metal acceleration.
Frame replacement for decode errors
Instead of replacing problem frames with red frames, they are now replaced with a copy of the adjacent frame.
Shortcut support for non-English keyboards
Shortcuts are automatically mapped to non-English keyboards including German, Japanese, French, Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, and Norwegian.
Image scaling options
Choose between absolute or proportional scaling to maintain correct positioning when reframing or resizing sequences.
Expanded format support
Import native Sony Venice V3 files and 32-bit AIFF audio media along with recently introduced support for ProRes Windows (13.0.2) and ProRes HDR (13.0.2).


Premiere Pro CC 2019 13.0.2
DEC 10 2018

Apple ProRes export on Windows
Streamline video production and simplify output with new export presets for Apple ProRes, including ProRes 4444 and ProRes 422 formats available on macOS and Windows 10.
Expanded format support
Import HEIF files recorded on iOS devices into Premiere Pro and Media Encoder on Mac OS 10.13 and higher and Windows 10 version 1809 or higher.
Faster decoding for Canon Cinema RAW Light footage
Get improved playback on multicore Windows 10 machines.
Support for ProRes HDR footage
Accurately import Rec202 and PG/HLG color information from HDR media in ProRes containers.


Premiere Pro CC 13.0
Oct 15 2018

Mobile editing with all-new Premiere Rush
Extend your video editing platform with Premiere Rush, our all-new, all-device app. Shoot, edit, and publish videos from any device — mobile to desktop. You can also send your work straight into Premiere Pro if you want to do more.

Intelligent audio cleanup
Instantly dial down or remove background noise or reverb with new DeNoise and DeReverb sliders in the Essential Sound panel.

Selective color grading
Take the guesswork out of curve adjustments with innovative new Lumetri Color tools for selective color grading. Each curve has two axes with paired values, making it easy to fine-tune colors accurately.

Data-driven infographics Motion Graphics templates
Drag and drop spreadsheets into new infographic Motion Graphics templates to generate animated visualizations. Any updates to your spreadsheets are automatically updated on your infographics.

End-to-end VR 180
Jump into immersive video support for 180 VR, including optimized ingest and effects. Publish finished videos in the Google VR 180 format on YouTube or other platforms.

Hot markers
Assign marker colors to keyboard shortcuts to categorize clips quickly, or hide markers based on color.

Spatial markers for immersive media
Instead of removing your headset when reviewing media in the Adobe Immersive Environment, now you can place a spatial marker for reference when you return to the desktop timeline.

Adobe Stock enhancements
Search and sort cinematic footage and professionally-designed Motion Graphics templates from Adobe Stock right in the Essential Graphics panel.

Group invites for Team Projects
Invite groups and team members from your enterprise address book — without typing in addresses — for more efficient communications.

Display color management
Get accurate color representations and maintain color fidelity across your workflow, from After Effects to Premiere Pro and on rec709, rec202, and P3 displays.

Performance improvements
Hardware-based encoding and decoding for H264 and HEVC improves performance on MacBook Pro workstations. And improved image processing delivers more responsive playback, rendering, and Lumetri Color performance.

Expanded format support
New native format support includes ProRes RAW, ARRI Alexa LF, Sony Venice v2, and the HEIF (HEIC) capture format used by iPhone 8 and iPhone X.

Creative Cloud Library improvements
Drag and drop assets such as Illustrator or Photoshop files into your CC Libraries panel to quickly access your Premiere sequences. Share your Libraries with team members or export and store them with your project.

Australian closed-captioning standard
Support for the Australian OP4T2 closed-captioning standard is now available.

Language support for keyboard shortcuts
Localized languages are now supported in the keyboard shortcut layout menu.

Theater Mode in Adobe Immersive Environment
Access a virtual screening room for collaborating with directors or producers on 2D or immersive content —or a combo of both.


APR 03 2018

Split view for building a look
Split your program monitor display horizontally, vertically, or view full images side by side to compare an image before and after color grading.

Shot comparison and color matching
Compare the looks of two different shots across a sequence of shots and match colors while retaining skin tones with a single click. All changes made are visible and accessible to the user and can be manipulated further if necessary.

Lumetri Color on/off toggle and reset
Easily turn the active Lumetri Color effect for a selected shot on or off directly from the Lumetri Color panel. Reset all the Lumetri Color panel selections for a shot with a single click.

Auto-duck Music
The volume of music can be set to automatically lower when dialogue, sound effects, or other audio clips are detected, eliminating the need to manually adjust every point in the mix.

Intuitive browser for Motion Graphics templates
A better browsing and managing experience lets you universally search and preview Motion Graphics templates from your local templates folder, Creative Cloud Libraries, or Adobe Stock right in the Essential Graphics panel to quickly find the template you need.

Better ways of working with Motion Graphics templates
An improved interface and new controls make it easier to customize Motion Graphics templates created in After Effects, including adjusting the 2D position, rotation, and scale of elements. Edit text layers of the graphic by clicking on them in the Program Monitor.

Gradient support for shapes and text layers
Create more visually interesting graphics using gradients. Click on a shape’s color swatch in the Essential Graphics panel, then choose from Solid, Linear Gradient, or Radial Gradient fill types. Edit the angle of your gradient, color stops, and midpoints directly from the Program Monitor.

Replace clip for Motion Graphics templates
To replace a template in a timeline with an updated version from After Effects, simply hold Alt/Option +, and drag and drop the new replacement template onto an existing one. You can choose to have the template updated everywhere it was used in a project or limit to one instance. Where possible, your customizations will be preserved.

Toggle animation for graphics layers in the Essential Graphics panel
Animate more quickly with the ability to toggle on animation for Position, Rotation, Anchor Point, Scale, and Opacity by clicking their icons in the Essential Graphics panel and then adjusting the property in the panel or by editing the graphic layer directly in the Program Monitor. As you move your playhead, changes you make to the property are recorded as key frames.

Immersive Monitor
This new panel inside the Adobe Immersive Environment gives a view of the full sphere of footage and can be used to rotate the current view in the head mounted display.

Support for Windows Mixed Reality
Windows Mixed Reality headsets and controllers can now be used with the Adobe Immersive Environment on Windows. This gives users a broader range of hardware to edit and review VR 360 content..

Enhanced support for Team Projects
Enhancements include a streamlined invite process, improved tracking of collaborators, better project management, the ability to view read-only versions of your projects, and more.

Timecode Panel
See more display options in the Timecode Panel and show different information, such as In/Out, Duration, Absolute TC, Remaining TC, and Source TC.

Video Limiter
Limit your video content to meet broadcast specifications, incl. SMPTE and EBU standards. Use as a per shot effect while working with Lumetri Color, or add as an output effect to limit the entire sequence when exporting.

Copy and paste Sequence markers
Copy and paste full fidelity Sequence markers when moving one or multiple clips, while preserving all marker information such as color, notes, duration, etc.

New format support
New formats supported include: camera RAW for Sony X-OCB (Venice), and Canon Cinema RAW Light (C200).


Premiere Pro CC (2017.1)
APR 19 2017

Essential Graphics panel
Find all the controls you need to edit the titles, shapes, and Motion Graphics templates you create in Premiere Pro and After Effects. Plus, easily rearrange and adjust shape, text, and clip layers.
See how it works ›
Type tool
Create titles from scratch right inside your Program Monitor using a Type tool that's similar to the ones in Photoshop and After Effects.
Motion Graphics templates
After Effects compositions can now be packaged as Motion Graphics templates, shared via Creative Cloud Libraries, and opened in Premiere Pro. You can then change variables like text, color, size, layout, or mood without changing the overall aesthetic, and you can also create your own templates with text, shape, and clip layers.
See how it works ›
Essential Sound panel
Now editors can get professional-quality sound, no expertise required. The Essential Sound panel gives you optimal audio parameters when you designate a clip as music, effects, dialogue, or ambiance.
See how it works ›
Publish to Adobe Stock
Earn best-in-class royalties on your videos by contributing to Adobe Stock through a Destination Publish workflow inside Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder.
See how it works ›
Improved integration with Audition
Favorite Audition effects like Surround Reverb, Mastering, and Stereo Expander are now available in Premiere Pro. Send keyframes, audio effects, and settings from the Premiere Pro Essential Sound panel to Audition without rendering, and get full compatibility between the panels in the two apps.
Virtual reality workflow enhancements
Output ambisonic audio for VR-enabled platforms such as YouTube and Facebook.
Next-generation hardware support
Premiere Pro now offers native support for Microsoft Surface Dial as well as native support and customization for the MacBook Pro Touch bar.
Dynamic Link for Team Projects
Team Projects now supports Dynamic Link between Premiere Pro and After Effects so you can skip intermediate rendering and iterate faster.
Learn more ›
More native formats support
New support for high dynamic range includes HLG (Hybrid LOG Gamma).
And so much more
Also includes: Enhanced 4K 60p performance, improved support for Apple Metal, video preview of Stock footage within the Libraries panel, and more.
See full release notes ›
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new.html


Premiere Pro CC (2017)
NOV 02 2016

Easier collaboration with Team Projects (Beta)

Collaborate and share sequences and compositions in real time with Team Projects (Beta). Features like version control and conflict resolution are built right into Premiere Pro, After Effects and Prelude so teams can work better together. Available now for Creative Cloud for teams and enterprise customers.
See how it works ›

Improved captions

New captions features enable you to manipulate text, alter duration and location, and create open or closed captions from scratch.
Lumetri Color enhancements

New color pickers let you make immediate selections when working with HSL secondaries. Plus, you can work with HDR10 files and get better support for color space metadata.
See how it works ›

Accelerated Dynamic Link

Faster performance reduces the need for intermediate rendering and delivers higher frame rates during playback.

Auto-aware VR

Premiere Pro automatically detects whether your virtual reality video is monoscopic, stereoscopic left/right or stereoscopic over/under, and applies the appropriate settings.
Publish directly to Behance

Publish videos directly to your Behance portfolio — no need for separate export or uploading.

Dynamic Link with Character Animator

Eliminate intermediate rendering and speed up performance when working between Character Animator, After Effects, and Premiere Pro.
See how it works ›

Live Text template improvements

New file format lets you share Live Text templates between Premiere Pro and After Effects without the need for a separate After Effects license.

New Getting Started experience

A new launch screen guides beginners through different ways of learning the app, from examining a completed video sequence and following tutorials to an optimized quick-start project template.

Typekit font sync

No need to find missing fonts manually when working in Live Text templates now that fonts automatically sync and update from Typekit.

Audition audio effects

New high-quality real-time audio effects give you better sounding output and improved fidelity.

Keyboard shortcut mapping

Quickly find, adjust, and customize keyboard shortcuts using a visual map.

Easier ingest

Stitch multiple clips from your camera together into one file for simpler file management.

Better performance

Work faster than ever before with improved support for Apple Metal and more GPU effects, including Offset.

Import more native formats

Premiere Pro now supports even more formats, including Native QT DNxHD/DNxHR export and RED Helium.

And so much more

Also includes: New UI elements, global FX mute, and more.

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new.html


Premiere Pro CC (2015.3)
JUN 20 2016

Create lightweight proxies

Switch easily between high-res and low-res formats to edit on any device without overloading your system.
See how it works ›

Edit while you import

Start editing footage in virtually any format while your media transfers in the background. Once it’s done, Premiere Pro switches to the copied media to free up your camera.
Enhanced performance and stability

Apply more real-time effects and reduce dropped frames across your devices with initial support for Apple Metal and H264 hardware decoding (Windows Intel Iris only).
Color made easier

With new HSL secondaries in Lumetri Color tools, you can isolate and fine-tune colors, balance whites, and make subtle shade adjustments. Apply new preset SpeedLooks in a single click.
See how it works ›

Time-saving shortcuts

Work through edits faster using keyboard shortcuts to navigate keyframes and zoom in and out of individual frames on the Timeline. Use the new Remove Effects command to quickly take out specific effects.
Virtual Reality video support

With VR video mode, you can use pan and tilt controls to preview the experience from the viewer perspective.
See how it works ›

Open captions

Create open captions so subtitles stay on screen. Users now also have the option to choose between open and closed captions, as well as to select caption fonts, color, size and positioning.
See how it works ›

Work natively in high-resolution formats

Ongoing support for the latest native file formats now includes Red Weapon.

Expanded language support

Add titles in more languages using native alphabets, including Arabic and Hebrew.

Publish directly on social media

Share videos quickly on popular social media sites, including YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo and now Twitter.
See how it works ›

Better collaboration with libraries

Control assets in read-only Creative Cloud Libraries so they can be used by team members, but not changed or deleted.

Updated Libraries workspace

Find the right content faster with a new Libraries workspace and filtered search of Adobe Stock, as well as new icons that make it easy to identify licensed Stock assets. See the length and format of each video in your libraries and get links to video previews.

And so much more

Also includes: Support for color control surfaces, and enhanced Lumetri scopes for better brightness control, improved resolution, and monitoring Rec2020 colorspace.

https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new.html


Premiere Pro CC (2015.1)
NOV 30 2015

Edit more naturally using touch and gestures

Perform a wider range of editing tasks using your Microsoft Surface Pro, Windows tablet or Apple trackpad. Scrub clips, mark I/O, drag and drop clips to the Timeline and more.
See how it works ›

New video support in Adobe Stock

Choose from over one million royalty-free video clips to use in your Premiere Pro projects. Save a clip to your Creative Cloud Libraries and it’s immediately available to bring into your Timeline.
Deliver high-quality HDR video

Keep up with the demands of evolving color workflows. Premiere Pro introduces initial support for high dynamic range (HDR) technology, so you can work with video that shows rich detail even in the highlights and shadows. New HDR scopes and Lumetri controls let you make precise adjustments.
Creative Cloud Libraries enhancements

Find content faster by searching across your libraries and across Adobe Stock.
See how it works ›

Smoother time remapping and frame-rate conversions

Produce stunning slow-motion effects and other speed changes and get higher quality frame-rate conversions with GPU-accelerated optical flow and pixel estimation technology.
Even more natively supported Ultra HD formats

The industry leader in format support, Premiere Pro now offers DNxHR, HEVC (H.265) and OpenEXR support for editing and delivery of 4K and HDR media.
Expanded support for international titles

Create titles in more native alphabets, including Hindi, Tamil, Punjabi and more.
And so much more

Also includes: GPU acceleration in the Transform effect, enhanced Merged Clips workflows, and grid lines in Curves in the Lumetri Color panel.


Premiere Pro CC (2015)
JUN 15 2015

Find the perfect image or graphic for your project

Save time finding, licensing and managing royalty-free stock images and graphics now that Premiere Pro CC integrates with the new Adobe Stock service. Once you save an image to your Creative Cloud Libraries, it’s immediately available for use in your videos and other creative projects.
See how it works ›
Easily manipulate color in the Lumetri Color panel

Adjust color and light with integrated tools that combine Adobe SpeedGrade CC and Lightroom CC technologies. Apply everything from simple color corrections to complex Lumetri Looks using easy-to-access, intuitive sliders and controls, and send projects to SpeedGrade via Direct Link if you want to refine them further.
See how it works ›

Smooth transitions between talking-head sound bites

Remove unsightly jump cuts between the sound bites in your talking head interviews. The Morph Cut transition uses face tracking and frame interpolation to create seamless transitions — no need to cut away to B-roll.
See how it works ›
Your assets, available anywhere

Access your Looks and graphics, including Adobe Stock assets, via Creative Cloud Libraries that are available in Premiere Pro, After Effects and other Creative Cloud desktop and mobile apps. Share assets between projects, among team members and across Adobe applications — anywhere you are.
See how it works ›
Take your Premiere Clip projects further

Easily convert and open the projects you create in the Premiere Clip mobile app. All edits, music cues and Looks appear directly in the Premiere Pro Timeline.
See how it works ›
Automatically adjust video duration

Easily adjust the length of your video for specific delivery requirements. Time Tuner in the included Adobe Media Encoder automatically adds or removes frames at scene changes, during quiet audio passages and in sections with still images or low visual activity.
See how it works ›
Save time with task-oriented workspaces

Toggle between workspaces that are optimized to help you manage toolsets for the task at hand — or create your own custom versions. Switch workspaces on touch-based devices with a tap of the finger.
Superior responsiveness on external displays

Improved Adobe Mercury Transmit performance boosts responsiveness and playback reliability on external, high-resolution displays.
Easily turn closed captions into subtitles

Burn in your closed captions as subtitles using the included Adobe Media Encoder.
Get support for more native formats

Get native support for Canon XF-AVC and Panasonic 4K_HS formats. Premiere Pro leads the industry in native format support.
See all natively supported formats ›

A more touch-friendly editing experience

Editors with hybrid devices can now move clips in the Timeline, scrub the playhead and manipulate color parameters directly by touching the screen.
Audio workflows made easier

Work more efficiently thanks to a faster voiceover recording configuration, easier audio channel mapping, improved multichannel export, the ability to send video to Adobe Audition CC via Dynamic Link and a more consistent hardware setup.
And so much more

Also includes: A new composite preview you can access while trimming; simple shortcuts like the ability to adjust hot text values up or down with the arrow keys; new AAF video mix-down; significantly improved AAF export functionality; and more.
Learn more ›


Premiere Pro CC (2014.1)
OCT 06 2014

Search bins

Create media bins based on project metadata search criteria. Search bins automatically update as relevant content is added to the project.

Consolidate & Transcode

Consolidate content by moving all relevant files in a project or sequence according to preferences you define. Render files into a single codec for passing on to other teams, systems or archives — and retain the ability to edit the project again later.
See how it works ›

Multi-project workflows

Browse media and sequences from other projects and import them directly in your current project. Edit or reuse existing clips, cuts and transitions from previous projects. Browse other projects in as many Media Browser panels as you need.
See how it works ›

GoPro CineForm intermediate codec support

Encode or decode your media to GoPro CineForm for efficient editing workflows with 4K and higher resolution content, and get support for smart rendering.
See how it works ›

Refined user interface with HiDPI support

A simplified, modern UI puts the focus on your content and delivers a more consistent experience across devices, including HiDPI Windows 8.1 displays.

Source Monitor Timeline view

Open Source Monitor sequences in the Timeline so you can easily bring clips, effects and cuts from other projects into your current project.

GPU-optimized playback

Get smooth playback performance with GPU-based debayering of Phantom Cine and Canon RAW footage, and work faster with improved masking and tracking performance.

Improved AAF export to DAWs

A more robust AAF exporter enables smoother workflows between Premiere Pro and DAW systems.

Render & Replace for After Effects comps

Accelerate playback of VFX-heavy sequences by rendering After Effects compositions into flattened video clips. Dynamic Link ensures that you can revert back to the original comps if needed.

Enhanced masking and tracking

Adjust mask feathering directly in the Program Monitor. Use the new free-draw Polygon Pen tool to create complex mask shapes around content and turn any mask control point into a Bezier control point with a single click.

Advanced search in Timeline

Find and select clips within a sequence based on specific criteria such as clip name or marker comment.

Auto-updating clip names and labels

Clip names and label colors now update automatically. Plus, changes made to a clip in the Project panel will ripple to all instances used in sequences, and vice versa.

Improved Send to Audition workflow

Now when you send a clip to Adobe Audition for audio editing, the rendered copy is automatically stored alongside the original file on disk for easier media management.

Improved master clip effects

New Timeline indicators show whether a master clip effect has been applied to a sequence clip, and the Effects Control panel makes it easy to navigate back to the master clip effect for editing.


Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2014)
JUN 18 2014
Live Text templates

Modify the text in After Effects compositions without leaving Premiere Pro. (Requires 2014 release of After Effects.)
See how it works ›

Masking and tracking

Create feathered masks that obscure or highlight objects by following their movement across frames. Send masks to After Effects via Dynamic Link to access more advanced tracking features.
See how it works ›

Master clip effects

When you apply effects to a master clip, the changes ripple down through every part of that clip in your sequence.
See how it works ›

Enhanced graphics performance in Mercury Playback Engine

Work faster thanks to OpenCL workflow improvements, a GPU debayer for RED media, and new support for Intel Iris.

Faster editing workflow

Get better handling of large projects plus faster sorting and searching in the Project panel. Multiple new editing features respond to key customer requests like reverse match frame and volume keyframe nudge.

New delivery formats

Export to industry-standard AS11 for broadcast and Digital Cinema Package (DCP) for screening rooms. Both formats include associated metadata. Also, export stereo audio to Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus.

Typekit integration

Browse fonts from Typekit from the Title menu and download them for use in your projects.
See how it works ›

AutoSave to Cloud

Automatically back up your Premiere Pro projects to Adobe Creative Cloud.

New native format support

Get built-in support for the ARRI AMIRA camera, with appropriate color LUTs applied as master clips on import. Also get native support for Sony SStP, Canon RAW and improved support for CinemaDNG formats.
See how it works ›


Adobe Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2 Update

Adobe Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2 provides important fixes addressing red frame occurrence, audio dropouts, and loss of intrinsic effects when flattening multicam sequences.


Adobe Premiere Pro CC 7.2.1 Update

Adobe Premiere Pro CC, version 7.2.1, provides a number of critical fixes.


Adobe Premiere Pro CC December 2013 (7.2) Update

Adobe Premiere Pro CC December 2013, version 7.2, provides important fixes and enhancements to the editing experience.


Adobe Premiere Pro CC October 2013 (7.1) Update

Adobe Premiere Pro CC October 2013, version 7.1, provides a large number of new features and important fixes. New features include DirectLink between Premiere Pro and SpeedGrade, enhanced editing and multi-camera workflows, Closed Captioning support for CEA-708 and MXF, monitor overlays, and improved support for third party transitions and effects.


Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Editing Finesse
Link & Locate
Lumetri Deep Color Engine
Precise audio control
Adobe Anywhere Integration
Mezzanine codecs, native formats
Closed Captioning
Improved Mercury Playback Engine
High-fidelity interchange
Sync Settings


Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.0.2

features added or changed in this update
Windows 8 certification
updates for HiDPI display, which improves appearance on computers that use Retina Display, such as MacBook Pro computers
added GPUs to the list of those that Premiere Pro CS6 will use for GPU processing: GT 650M (which is in the newer MacBook Pro computers) and GTX 680

Note: Premiere Pro can use either OpenCL or CUDA for GPU processing on the GT 650M. The default is to use OpenCL. You can change this in the General project settings.

For details of GPU acceleration in Premiere Pro, see this page. For details of OpenCL features in Premiere Pro CS6, see this page.

notable bugs fixed in this update
tearing in image when using XDCAM EX footage
numeric keypad keys couldn’t be assigned to keyboard shortcuts
audio deleted when enabling Audio Follows Video without enabling multicam for audio track
color shift introduced by Three-Way Color Corrector at default settings when GPU acceleration turned off
color shifts in some imported M2TS assets
Premiere Pro ignored Command+Option+H command to hide applications on Mac OSX
Auto-save window appearing over other applications when Premiere Pro was in the background
crash during auto-save if a third-party effect’s modal dialog box was open on Mac OSX (affects CoreMelt, etc.)
rendering preview files using OpenCL caused dropped frames in some cases
rendered preview files not used when restarting Premiere Pro in some cases, including when using certain third-party effects
when using CUDA on Mac OSX to export a sequence consisting of a very large number of still images (e.g., timelapse), GPU memory could become depleted and output frames corrupted
audio recorded through Audio Mixer (e.g., voice-over recording) appearing incorrectly as duplicated audio
channel output mapping for adaptive tracks was reset to default settings for duplicated sequences
audio waveform displayed incorrectly for clips with speed adjustments
audio playback for multichannel files too quiet in some circumstances
markers added during peak file generation not saved if Premiere Pro quit before peak file generation completed
some 4:2:2 footage appeared jagged or pixelated in Program Monitor or Source Monitor when no effects applied
some MXF files going offline, requiring relinking
relinking to AVCHD media on Mountain Lion (Mac OSX v10.8) not possible for projects created on other operating systems
automatic relinking of footage occurring incorrectly in some cases
frames imported out of order for some MPEG assets
changes to timeline clip channel mapping performed using the context menu for the clip in the Timeline panel Audio were not saved with the project
Audition opened when choosing Reveal Project In Explorer from context menu for a clip in Premiere Pro Project panel
multicam source sequences in Source Monitor lost A/V synch when an In point was created
setting an In point in the Source Monitor created an In point for all clips in the Media Browser directory
thumbnails not appearing for some XDCAM HD items in Project panel and Timeline panel
deleting a nested sequence not providing a warning
layers not correctly counted in PSD file (Photoshop document) if layers contained in groups
importing a QuickTime file created by the FORK media system also imported the disabled proxy track
QT32Server failing in some circumstances, disabling ability to use some QuickTime features
some exported AVC-I files didn’t include appropriate drop-frame timecode information, so appeared with non-drop-frame timecode
closed captioning metadata was being set incorrectly
many other fixes in Mercury Transmit and in plug-in SDK, fixing issues with AJA, BlackMagic, Matrox, and other third-party I/O systems for video monitoring, tape capture, and exporting to tape
various fixes to FCP XML import and export
crash when removing some effects using Remove Effects command
crash during OMF export in some circumstances
crash on Mac OSX when computer wakes from sleep
various fixes for other crashes
various performance and stability improvements for CUDA and OpenCL processing


Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.0.1

bugs fixed in this update
Start timecode was not imported or exported correctly when working with AAF files.
Some files from the Canon 5D Mark III camera were imported with the wrong timecode.
Playing/viewing waveforms in the Source Monitor caused audio dropouts with some XDCAM HD clips.
NTSC MXF OP1a files that were exported with drop-frame timecode had video data that was tagged as non-drop-frame.
Switching the Renderer project setting from Mercury Playback Engine Software Only to Mercury Playback Acceleration GPU Acceleration on a computer using OpenCL caused Premiere Pro to crash under some circumstances. Switching between the two settings on a computer using CUDA would in some cases cause problems with video and/or audio playback.
Crash when using full-screen, cinema mode on some computer systems.
Tape capture was not working correctly with some third-party systems.
Crash when capturing from tape using some BlackMagic hardware.
An extra, black frame was included at the end of the output when exporting to P2 MXF in some circumstances.
First two frames were being played twice on external monitor using Matrox MXO2.
Crash when using “hover scrub” with Matrox MXO2.
Audio/video synchronization was off by a few frames when playing video on external monitor.
The Export Frame button was not exporting the correct frame, instead exporting a frame one or two frames away from the current frame.
Some audio files and some MXF files would go offline or have their audio reconformed when the project was re-opened or when Premiere Pro was minimized or lost focus.
Crash when modifying an effect property while playback was occurring.
Hang/freeze when using a dissolve transition on an adjustment layer.
Dropped frames and audio/video synchronization issues when exporting to tape using some third-party hardware.
Information about dropped frames on output to tape was not accessible to third-party systems.
Some QuickTime files were imported with the wrong field order.
When audio was sent through a Mercury Transmit plug-in, any number of channels that was not 2 or 6 was treated as mono.
In HDV editing mode, File > Export > Tape could not be used with third-party hardware.
The current-time indicator (playhead) was not returning to the current time after using the Play Around command.
Last several frames of output when exporting to tape were black.
When encoding a 23.976 fps video to H.264, the duration of the video in the output .m4v file was too short, and audio drifted out of synchronization with the video.
Transparency (alpha channel) information from a dynamically linked After Effects composition was rendered incorrectly in Premiere Pro.
Importing some QuickTime OP1a files caused Premiere Pro to hang.
The duration of the audio track sent to SpeedGrade using the Send To SpeedGrade command was the length of the entire Premiere Pro sequence, not the length of the work area.
Timecode written to trimmed clips using the Project Manager did not match the source timecode for some QuickTime files.
Various other crashes.


Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

Work natively with the latest mobile, DSLR, HD, and RAW formats; edit, trim, and adjust effects in real time; stabilize shaky footage; and enjoy a sleek, revamped user interface and expanded multicam support. Over 50 enhancements make switching to Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS6 software easy.

Streamlined, highly intuitive user interface
See more of your video and less clutter thanks to a highly intuitive, customizable interface. New monitor panels include a customizable button bar; the new Project panel focuses squarely on assets and allows clips to be skimmed, scrubbed, and marked up for editing. A new audio track design, improved meters, and a revamped Mixer panel make working with sound easier than ever.

Refined user interface for even smoother workflows
See more of your video and less clutter, thanks to a new, highly intuitive interface featuring customizable Project panel views, transport controls, Audio Meter panel, and track headers. Play clips directly in the Media Browser.

Fluid, high-performance editing workflow
Take advantage of the most requested editing enhancements, including over 50 new features to help editors switching NLEs move more comfortably to Adobe Premiere Pro.

Dynamic timeline trimming
Finesse your editing with precision using all-new advanced trimming tools. Trim clips your way — directly in the timeline via keyboard entry or dynamically in the Program Monitor using JKL shortcuts.

Warp Stabilizer effect
Easily stabilize a bumpy camera move or lock a shot automatically with the same powerful technology as in Adobe After Effects® software. The new GPU-accelerated Warp Stabilizer removes jitter and rolling shutter artifacts and other motion-related irregularities.

Expanded multicam editing
Quickly and easily edit multicam footage from as many cameras as you have on the shoot. Sync via timecode, switch between tracks in real time, and adjust color across multiple shots.

More intuitive Three-Way Color Corrector
Better manage the color in your projects with the more intuitive Three-Way Color Corrector for precise primary and secondary color correction. Instantly improve video image quality with Adobe Photoshop® style auto-correct functions.

New adjustment layers
Apply effects across multiple clips. Now you can create adjustment layers, similar to those in Photoshop and After Effects, to apply effects to clips on tracks below them. Easily create masks to adjust a selected area of a shot.

Improved, customizable monitor panels
Work the way you want and edit more fluidly. A less cluttered, customizable interface lets you focus on your media by letting you choose which buttons to show or hide in the monitor panels.

Even faster Project panel workflows
View, sort, and arrange media easier than ever with the redesigned Project panel. Edit faster with the ability to scrub and skim clips, set in and out points, and resize clip thumbnails.

New camera support
Work natively with the footage shot with the latest video cameras, including ARRI Alexa, Canon Cinema EOS C300, RED EPIC®, and RED Scarlet-X cameras. Native support lets you start editing immediately, without transcoding or rewrapping the footage.

Enhanced, flexible audio tracks
Freely combine and pan mono and stereo clips. For more advanced audio workflows, new Multichannel master and Adaptive track types enable total audio routing flexibility and easy export to multichannel file types.

Adobe Prelude CS6 integration
Use Adobe Prelude to efficiently log footage, add comments and markers, and create rough cuts that can be brought into Adobe Premiere Pro. Comments and markers are associated with the media, making it easy to organize.
Adobe SpeedGrade CS6 integration
Easily export your Adobe Premiere Pro sequences into SpeedGrade CS6 for a complete finishing solution. Easily handle grading tasks like matching shots and creating consistent nuanced color to visually enhance your projects.
Uninterrupted playback
Edit, apply filters, and adjust their parameters, all during playback. Dynamically preview video by looping playback and adjusting parameters on the fly, thanks to the Mercury Playback Engine. (May require a supported GPU.)
New Preset Browser
Access commonly used settings immediately using the new Preset Browser in Adobe Media Encoder CS6. Organize presets by category, set favorites, and customize your most frequently used encoding presets.
Performance and stability improvements
Encode video faster when outputting a single source to multiple outputs with Adobe Media Encoder CS6. Get a significant performance boost when using watch folders on a network.
New RED EPIC and RED Scarlet-X support
Take advantage of new support for RED EPIC 5K and RED Scarlet-X footage that lets you import it directly into Adobe Media Encoder CS6 for transcoding to HD and SD formats.
More popular device and format presets
Save time and encode content more easily by using Adobe Media Encoder presets that help ensure your video looks great on widely used output formats and devices, including mobile devices and HDTV.
New 64-bit Adobe Encore CS6
Speed up your authoring workflow and get rock-solid performance and stability with Adobe Encore® CS6, now natively 64 bit. Open and save projects faster, and get dramatic performance working on demanding projects.
Faster MPEG import
Bring MPEG assets into Encore CS6 even faster as multiple import processes happen simultaneously in the background.
Pixel aspect ratio correction in previews
View the correct pixel aspect ratio when previewing DVD simulations, thanks to new pixel aspect ratio correction in Encore CS6.
Enhanced DVD and Blu-Ray Disc authoring
Get even more functionality when authoring DVDs and Blu-ray discs. New 64-bit Encore CS6 adds support for 8-bit color for highlight buttons and menu color quality enhancements and lifts the 99-slide restriction for Blu-ray slide shows.
Enhanced web DVD authoring
Create powerful web DVD experiences that replicate all the functionality of their Blu-ray Disc counterparts, thanks to new web DVD support for pop-up menus, multipage menus, and looping menu playback.


Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5.1

The Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.5.1 update fixes issues that were discovered when using Adobe Premiere Pro with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion). The update also fixes an issue where XML project files created in Premiere Pro don’t work with DaVinci Resolve.

• MAC: Fixed an issue in Mac OS X 10.7 where the Universal Counting Leader is missing countdown numbers (2861024)
• MAC: Fixed an issue where Adobe Premiere Pro would crash upon quitting when running on Mac OS X 10.7 (2869192)
• WINDOWS: Fixed an issue where the Preview was not functioning properly in the capture panel for HDV (2896386)
• Fixed an issue where imported Final Cut Pro XML projects that contain multiple mono clips will lose some audio when project is closed and reopened (2917679)
• Fixed an issue where exporting to DVCPRO HD 720p60 QuickTime does not complete with graphic, image or synthetic in the sequence (2860993)
• Fixed an issue where a clip is repositioned when a CUDA Invert is applied to the clip (2866576)
• Fixed a crash in Adobe Premiere Pro when viewing sequence clip in source monitor (2866571)
• Improved scrubbing performance with Canon DSLR files (2866573)
• Fixed an issue where Adobe Premiere Pro could not find files after changing location of project (2866577)
• Fixed an issue where Adobe Premiere Pro would randomly crash on startup (2866580)
• Fixed an issue After Effects comp with a background other than black would result in no alpha
transparency when Mercury Playback GPU Acceleration was enabled (2870787)
• Fixed an crash in Adobe Premiere Pro if you create a new sequence from After Effects, you had the sequence presets tab in focus and no sequence preset selected (2870792)
• Fixed an issue where Adobe MXF files are not readable by Sony XDCAM HD Deck, Final Cut Pro nor Media Composer (2877895)
• Fixed an issue where Adobe Premiere Pro’s commit size increases when closed captioning is enabled (2878142)
• Fixed an import failure with ProRes files created by ATOMOS with 4 tracks of audio (2880056)
• Fixed an issue where MCC files exported from MacCaption with a FrameRate set to 50 or 59.94 fails to display in Adobe Premiere Pro’s Program Monitor when attached to sequences that match their frame rate (2887232)
• Fixed a display failure with NVIDIA driver 275.36 (2898573)
• Fixed a problem with incorrect data written to XML files for AVCIntra exports (2900941)
• Fixed an issue when a AVCIntra sequence with an adjust start times exports it has an unsupported string in the “StartTimeCode” tag in the XML (2900981)
• Fixed an issue when the Mercury Playback Engine GPU Acceleration enabled, opacity effects are being ignored after second transition (2903503)
• Fixed a hang or a crash in Adobe Premiere Pro when loading a merged clip with disabled audio channels (2910090)
• Fixed an issue where media from Avid Unity QuickTime reference files are not imported (2919488)
• Fixed an issue where XML project files created by Adobe Premiere Pro do not work with DaVinci’s Resolve (2919679)
• Fixed an issue where image sequences lose their frame rates (2928776)
• Fixed an issue where when adding a transition the edges of the clip are highlighted during the transition (2866575)


Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5

Edit faster with Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5.5 software, which offers cross-platform, native file–based workflows as well as GPU-accelerated filters and effects with the enhanced Adobe Mercury Playback Engine — now on workstations and laptops.
Flexible, precise, and reliable editing tools
Flexible, precise, and reliable editing tools

Edit the way you want with widely accepted, customizable NLE shortcuts and powerful, intuitive trimming and editing tools that give you more precision and control. Boost productivity with dual-system sound support and enhanced project exchange with Final Cut Pro and Avid software.
Enhanced Mercury Playback Engine

Get amazing performance from the Adobe Mercury Playback Engine on both desktops and laptops (Windows® and Mac OS). Natively 64 bit and optimized for modern CPUs, Mercury delivers astounding performance with or without GPU acceleration.

More on performance ›
Fast, reliable multiscreen delivery
Fast, reliable multiscreen delivery

Output your work for computers, smartphones, tablets, and television with Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5. Use intuitive presets and contextual menus to set up sequences once for multiple formats, and batch encode while you keep editing.
Roundtrip workflows with Adobe Audition
Roundtrip workflows with Adobe Audition

Get a fast, flexible roundtrip audio workflow with Adobe Audition® CS5.5 software. Pass individual audio clips and multitrack mixes or complete video sequences between Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 and Adobe Audition for editing and sweetening.
Direct integration with Adobe Story
Direct integration with Adobe Story

Accelerate your editing workflow by directly importing Adobe Story scripts, complete with metadata, into Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5. Eliminate hours of routine work using Speech Search and other metadata to quickly find footage.
Closed-captioning support
Closed-captioning support

Play back and display 608 and 708 closed captions, synced to your video sequence and viewable in the Program Monitor.
Enhanced Canon XF native support
Enhanced Canon XF native support

Preview Canon XF footage in the Media Browser panel and utilize camera metadata throughout your preproduction and post-production workflows. Spanned clips are displayed as a single asset in the Media Browser, reducing clutter.
Streamlined collaboration
Streamlined collaboration

Collaborate more easily thanks to enhanced integration with Final Cut Pro and Avid Media Composer, and with Adobe CS Review, a separate CS Live online service1,2. Save time by background encoding files for CS Review using new presets in Adobe Media Encoder.
Expanded RED support
Expanded RED support

Work natively with RED footage, with support for RED Rocket, Mysterium X™, and the latest Color Science and Firmware for RED ONE™ cameras. The Source Settings dialog box gives you full control over RED parameters and allows RMD files to be imported and exported.
Native RED EPIC camera support
Native RED EPIC camera support

Edit up to 5K footage shot from RED EPIC™ cameras without transcoding or rewrapping, and access RED parameters directly from the enhanced Source Settings dialog box. The EPIC importer plug-in will be available soon as a download from Adobe Labs.
Merge Clips
Easily create subclips that match audio and video from separate sources. The Merge Clips feature supports dual-system sound by allowing high-quality audio to be synced with video shot on a separate device, such as a DSLR or RED camera.
Easy presets for popular devices and formats

Save time and encode content more easily by using Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5 presets that help ensure your video looks great on widely used output formats and devices, including mobile devices and HDTV.
Drag-and-drop encoding

Drag and drop sequences from Adobe Premiere Pro and compositions from After Effects® directly into Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5, which can then encode them immediately. This saves many steps compared with Adobe Media Encoder CS5.
Enhanced watch folder workflow

Set up Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5 to watch a folder. Automatically encode files arriving in the folder to a format you specify. Multiple watch folders can encode to different formats and to the same destination folder.
Improved user interface and workflow

Take advantage of a clearer user interface, new presets, and new contextual menus that improve your Adobe Media Encoder workflow. Expand Queue items to check formats, progress, and encoding settings. Monitor job status in the new Watch Folders section.
Automatic still image sequencing

Automatically encode still images as a video sequence. When you import a numbered series of still images into Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5, it intelligently recognizes them as stills and offers to encode them as one video sequence.
Audible alerts when jobs are completed

Hear alerts when Adobe Media Encoder finishes jobs in the background, so you can keep working without having to watch the queue. Different sounds indicate whether jobs have been completed successfully or with errors.
Adobe Media Encoder CS Review presets

Save time with new Adobe Media Encoder presets that are optimized for output to Adobe CS Review, a CS Live online service1,2.
GPU-accelerated media processing
Correct issues caused by mismatched media, media with varying types of alpha channels, and more with GPU-accelerated effects that compensate for differences in frame rate, field order, and pixel aspect ratio.
Speed change effects
Create high-quality slow motion or fast motion and play clips backwards using GPU-accelerated time remapping, speed change, and backwards effects.
Interpret Footage
Easily modify the properties of clips using GPU-accelerated effects that give you control over frame rate, aspect ratio, field order, alpha channels, and pulldown removal.
Field options
Eliminate unwanted interlacing artifacts with GPU-accelerated effects that give you control over field order, interlacing, deinterlacing, and flicker removal.
GPU-accelerated transitions
Transition between clips using Additive Dissolve to add the color information from clip B to clip A, and then subtract the color information of clip A from clip B. Get a film-like transition with Film Dissolve.
Blur effects

Quickly add blur to large areas of your clips using GPU-accelerated Fast Blur, create the illusion of motion using Directional Blur, and see the results in real time thanks to GPU acceleration.


Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.3

Notable fixes

The Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.3 update adds Mercury Playback Engine (MPE) support for the
NVIDIA Quadro 5000m card (Windows) and the NVIDIA Quadro 4000 card (Mac).

Additional fixes

• Custom effect UI performance enhancements.
• Improved performance when switching between Adobe Premiere Pro and other applications.
• Fixed issue where custom action safe guides shift position during direct manipulation.
• Fixed issue where double clicking a title opens the Source Monitor panel instead of the Titler panel when the Project panel is in Icon view.
• Fixed issue where importer XDCAM HD does not support Nexio 4:2:0 MXF files.
• Fixed issue where shared network media gets re-indexed by every system that accesses the media.
• Fixed issue where UI becomes non-responsive when loading projects that require MPEG indexing.
• Made improvements to stability of Capture on Windows.
• Fixed issue with Mercury Playback Engine using GPU acceleration where dissolves were not behaving correctly when opacity keyframes are present.
• Fixed issue with Mercury Playback Engine using GPU acceleration where the Crop effect renders incorrectly when media is scaled to frame size.
• Fixed issue where preview rendering gets stuck in a loop state.
• Fixed issue where canceling an export sample does not cancel the render and could cause other export problems.
• Fixed an issue where audio is not exported via SDI when using Export to Tape.
• Fixed issue where master clips imported into projects using Final Cut Pro XML import are stripped of their unique identifiers.
• Fixed issue where editing is sluggish in long sequences containing transitions.
• Fixed issue where ProRes files or animation MOVs are unusable when the Cineform MOV importer is installed.


Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.2

Notable fixes
• The Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.2update adds Windows-based Mercury Playback Engine
(MPE) support for new NVIDIA cards (GTX 470, Quadro 4000, Quadro 5000).
• The RED importer is now compatible with current RED firmware (build 30, v30.5.0), Mysterium
X, and the most recent Color Science.
• Support for import and export of RED RMD files to and from REDCINE-X software.
• Support for XD-CAM HD export.
• Support for QuickTime files from JVC solid-state cameras.
• Support for source timecode in XDCAM 4:2:2 footage.
• Support for RED Rocket cards.
• Support for Broadcast Wave audio file format.
• Support for Broadcast Wave in OMF export.
• 10-bit DisplayPort support for NVIDIA Quadro cards (Windows only).


Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.1

Notable fixes
• The Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.1 update allows the Mercury Playback Engine to support additional layers on the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 GPU card.


What's new in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5

Trial download available NOW!

Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS5 software improves every part of the video production process thanks to the revolutionary 64-bit, GPU-accelerated Adobe Mercury Playback Engine, a highly efficient script-to-screen workflow, and native support for the latest tapeless camera formats that lets you begin editing without delay.

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Work dramatically faster thanks to the revolutionary native 64-bit, GPU-accelerated Mercury Playback Engine. Open projects faster, scrub through HD and higher-resolution footage more fluidly, and play back complex long-format and effects-heavy projects more reliably.



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Edit video natively in the latest tapeless formats, including RED, AVCCAM, XDCAM HD 50, DPX, P2, XDCAM, and DSLR cameras, without transcoding or rewrapping. Do more with tapeless workflows

PlayOpen workflows with Final Cut Pro and Avid Media Composer
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Bring the creative benefits of Adobe tools to your entire project by importing and exporting projects from these other NLEs. Do more with open workflows

PlayScript-to-screen workflows
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Collaborate on scripts, automatically extract shot lists, and generate metadata-rich assets that speed up editing. Do more with script-to-screen workflows

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Use the powerful logging options in Adobe OnLocation™ when working with tapeless cameras. See all Adobe OnLocation CS5 features

Close lookNative support for DSLR cameras
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Edit native video from the latest DSLR cameras without transcoding or rewrapping.

Close lookStreamlined encoding with revamped Adobe Media Encoder
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Produce content in virtually any format, including DPX, FLV, F4V, H.264, MPEG-2, QT, WM, and more.

Client reviews made simple
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Gather feedback more efficiently by sharing work in progress with Adobe CS Review, a new Adobe CS Live online service.* CS Live services are complimentary for a limited time. (Integration with CS Review will not be available for Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 when the software initially ships. Integration capability is expected to be available for Adobe Premiere Pro users later in 2010.)

See more features
Eliminate intermediate rendering

Eliminate intermediate rendering

Use Adobe Dynamic Link for tighter-than-ever integration and faster project workflows. Share content between Adobe After Effects®, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Soundbooth®, and see changes made in one component reflected immediately in the other, without rendering.
Do more with Creative Suite® Production Premium

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Gain greater efficiency with powerful new metadata features. Detect faces and turn spoken dialogue into searchable text faster and more accurately.

Timesaving improvements
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Boost productivity with workflow features and enhancements suggested by users like you. For example, use automatic scene detection to create separate clips from HDV tapes, import assets from DVDs, use new keyboard shortcuts, control keyframes with even more precision, and clean up sequences quickly with new commands for finding and removing gaps.

Ultra keyer
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Experience breakthrough performance and achieve fast, accurate chroma keying — even on challenging HD footage — with the Ultra® keyer.

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Deliver interactive DVD experiences over the web, complete with chapter menus and search capabilities. See all Adobe Encore® CS5 features


Welcome to Adobe® Premiere Pro® CS4, version 4.2.1.

Notable fixes
•Fixed memory issue that occurred when importing large numbers of AVC-Intra files into Adobe Premiere Pro
Known issues
•Use of Project Manager is not recommended for AVC-I since clip spanning is lost during project collect and copy
•Clip duration in media browser does not match duration of clip once it is imported
•AVC-I clips are redbar in native sequences


Welcome to Adobe® Premiere Pro® CS4, version 4.2.0.

New in this release
• Panasonic P2 AVC-Intra material is now supported; new sequence presets are also included for editing this format.

Notable fixes
• Final Cut Pro Project Converter is now compatible with Final Cut Pro version 7
• Final Cut Pro Project Converter now maintains timecodes from the originally captured sources
from Final Cut Pro
• Playback no longer stops when connecting/disconnecting a USB keyboard or mouse
• Performance is no longer diminished in mixed format sequences during playback,scrubbing, and exporting
• Third-party support


Welcome to Adobe® Premiere Pro® CS4, version 4.1.0.

New in this release
* Additional support for REDCODE (please visit RED support for additional details).
* Performance improvements to project load time.
* Improvements to AVCHD support.
* Performance enhancements for DV/HDV playback.
* Supportfor Avid captured DV orIMXfootage.(Please see www.adobe.com/go/kb409079for
additional information).
* Export media to a still format now bypasses the AME render queue.
* Enabled .VOB extension support.
* Third-party support
Notable fixes
* All clips in last active sequence are no longer redbar when reopening project (#2278647)
* Boris FX can get the clip dimensions for their filter setup dialog (#2274629)
* CTRL+M is now the default shortcut for File->Export->Media (#2277908)
* Abugthatcausedgreenframesinclipswith100%reversespeedappliedhasbeenfixed.
(#2263918)
* The last few frames of a time remapped clip are no longer rendered green (#2278907)
* Adobe Premiere Pro can now open projects created in Adobe Premiere Elements 7. (#2267281)
* ’Scale to Framesize’ on a clip in a sequence of matching frame size and PAR no longer causes
the timeline to require rendering. (#2278908)
* A bug that caused corruption in exported TIFF files has been fixed. (#252497)
* Severalissues with Adobe After Effects Filters and Track Mattes have beenfixed. (#1882807,
#1876369)
* Performance improvements have been made to Direct Manipulation (#2260316)
* AVCHD 720p 30p are now imported correctly. (#2269541)
* RelinkingXDCAMEXclipsthathavebeen movedtoanewdirectoryisnow moreintuitive.
(#2272122)
* Abugthatcausedfieldstobereversedwhenrenderingspeedchangeonupperfieldfirst
footage has been fixed. (#2260314)
* A user can now copy and paste R3D footage from Adobe After Effects to Adobe Premiere Pro.
(#1931580)
* Several issues with effects that use track inputs, when the input track is a still have been fixed.
(#2263816)
* Playback performance of ProRes clips has been improved. (#2261047)
* Playback performance of h.264 clips has been improved. (#1824690)
* XDCAM EX clips no longer play one only audio track in the Source panel (#1929452)
* Aplaybackissue with PanasonicAG-HMC150recordedprogressive AVCHDclipsnolonger
causes application freeze (#2268148)
* Blackmagic can now display titler output on external monitor (#2286733)
* If a mapped driveis defined asthe userfolderfor aroaming profile, Adobe Premiere Prono
longer crashes when attempting to write to the drive (#2291950)
nown issues
* Progressive 720 Sony AVCHD media files show an interlaced frame rate in Media Browser and
Metadata panel.
* AVCHD 1080p 30 and 25 progressive clips are interpreted as interlaced files in Adobe Premiere
Pro CS4 projects.
* If the work area end position is greater than the last frame of the last clip in sequence, then
entire sequence is exported instead of work area.
* Setting sequence-marks stops playback if the multi-camera monitor is open.
* When importing QuickTime clips in AME’s batch queue for export, certain types of metadata
(such as timecode) will not be propagated to newly generated clips..


4.0.1
New in this release
* OMF export
* Final Cut Pro import
* Edit in Audition (Windows only)
* Surcode support
* AAF import and export
* High quality motion
* Third-party support
Notable fixes
* Attempting to trim locked tracks results in a crash (#1888355)
* Crash on Win and error on Mac when using Numpad-Asterisk keys to generate marker when
playing in Program Pane when Effect Controls pane is closed (#1890626)
* Crash when the Metadata panel is brought into focus when a DVCPro HD clip is selected
(#1884633)
* When a filter/search is applied in the Metadata Panel and then a different asset is selected, the
filter does not update (#1876954)
* Custom schema causes Adobe Premiere Pro to crash performing many basic operations,
starting with New Project (#1888938)
* Render of transition in imported EDL-based sequence fails; on Mac, causes application to hang
indefinitely, user must be force-quit application (#1873434)
* After ASND is saved, an effect is always ON if it turns OFF while playing (#1864978)
* Crash when attempting to load a project that contains a composition if headless Adobe
Premiere Pro is serving Adobe After Effects (#1871578)
* Exporting video as MPEG 4 will create a video file that imports at the incorrect length
(#1851063)
* Trimming both ends of a clip, then moving the clip will cause looped playback to be silent, or
only playback portions of the clip (#1868409)
* When exporting a timeline containing cuepoints, deleting a cue point via AME Batch-> Export Settings, the cue point is still present in the output file (#1866690)
* Playing an audio-only file in the source monitor will cause the application to lock up (#1887330)


What's new in Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0
Learn about multicam editing, DVD authoring, and innovative review features in the all-new version of Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0.
http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/newfeatures.html


Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5.1 update (2/28/2005)
Bringing HDV editing to the desktop, the Adobe® Premiere® Pro HDV format extension adds the ability to edit in high-definition video when working with the HDV cameras from Sony or JVC. HDV uses the same IEEE-1394 (FireWire) connector as is used for digital video. Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5 with the HDV update provides control of the HDV devices, video capture, and output of high-definition video via the IEEE-1394 connector similar to the native control already enjoyed for digital video editing. This makes high-definition video editing affordable and accessible to anyone.


v1.5
Project management tools
Quickly remove unused material from your project and consolidate the project's media into one location for easy archiving with the Project Manager.

Panasonic 24P/24PA support
Capture the look of film with support for new Panasonic 24P/24PA format cameras.

Bézier keyframe controls
Create more natural, elegant-looking effects using sophisticated, spline-based Bézier keyframe controls.

Effects favorites
Set your effect parameters for a keyframe, and then save them as presets you can apply anytime to ensure consistency from one project to another.

Support for HD content
Meet the highest production standards with support for importing, editing, and delivering HD content.

Auto-color adjustment
Automatically improve image quality using Adobe Photoshop® style filters, including Auto Levels, Auto Color, Auto Contrast, and Shadows/Highlights.

Project-ready Photoshop files
Quickly create a new image in Photoshop with the resolution and pixel aspect ratio of your current Adobe Premiere Pro project (some features require Photoshop CS).

After Effects plug-in compatibility
Access the plug-ins from your installed version of After Effects directly within Adobe Premiere Pro for even more visual effects.

After Effects clipboard support
Simply copy and paste between Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects.

AAF and EDL support
Easily import and export project data with support for Advanced Authoring Format (AAF) and Edit Decision List (EDL) format.

All new features:
http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/pdfs/premiere_nfhs.pdf