Native support for Adobe’s After Effects will go into public beta later this year, but After Effects integration features included in Premiere Pro, like Dynamic Link and Motion Graphics templates, have already been optimized for Apple Silicon.Īlso included in the July update is Speech to Text - a dedicated feature within Premiere Pro designed to caption and transcribe videos. With the update, Media Encoder and Character Animator have also gained support for M1 Macs.
Even in beta, Apple Silicon-optimized Premiere Pro easily outperformed the Intel-powered Razer Book 13.Īccording to Adobe, Premiere Pro 15.4 on an M1-powered Mac “runs nearly 80 percent faster than comparable Intel-based Macs” thanks to optimization for the M1 chip. Native support for M1 Macs had been in beta since January, and goes live with Premiere Pro 15.4. According to an update on the Adobe Blog, the July release of Premiere Pro finally brings native support for Apple Silicon on Macs to the professional video editing program.
0 kommentar(er)
