Jul 10

Jul 10 EposVox: Premiere Pro is Faster on Intel? Hardware Encoding Demystified

A lot of talk has been generated about which processors are best for editing and rendering in Adobe Premiere Pro following their April CC 2018 12.1 update where they FINALLY enabled Intel Quick Sync Video encoding - which utilizes the iGPU of some Intel CPUs to compress to H264 faster. But I feel like a lot of these discussions miss the mark, and the gaps in info provided, or outright misinformation given, has led some viewers to become even more polarized with regards to Intel vs. AMD in editing. —EposVox

Jul 5

Jul 5 Toasty Bros: My Laptop Renders Faster Than My Ryzen PC!? Abobe Premiere Pro Hardware Acceleration

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Workflow

So Adobe dropped an update to premiere pro recently that has dramatically improved rendering performance by offering hardware acceleration using the IGPU on Intel chips. To my surprise, this has given my Razer blade stealth 2016 with its i7 6500u a breath of new life being able to edit 4K video now! —Toasty Bros

Apr 10

Apr 10 FocusPulling (.com): Adobe Premiere Pro April 2018 Update: 2x Faster Export!

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Workflow

If your Intel CPU supports Quick Sync, and if your motherboard lets you boot into running internal graphics simultaneous with your dedicated GPU, then your encoding times for H.264 files should go dramatically faster. —FocusPulling (.com)

Jan 25

Jan 25 Matt Granger: The Ultimate Premiere Pro Video Editing Workstation

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Workflow

This is the ultimate system for editing high resolution video content using Adobe Premiere Pro CC. This is not a gaming machine or a fashion accessory - it is built to work and it is top spec in just about every regard. —Matt Granger

Jan 25

Jan 25 KitGuru Tech: AMD Threadripper Adobe Premiere Pro Performance Tested

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Workflow

Leo spends a lot of time with Adobe Premiere and he has been using Intel for a while. He has made a new rig for his editing, based around an AMD Threadripper Processor. He takes it for a spin - with some video cards to measure the differences. His results might surprise you. —KitGuru Tech

Jan 17

Jan 17 Cinecom.net: 5 Tips for Better Performance in Premiere Pro

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Editing

Get better performance inside Adobe Premiere Pro by changing settings and must-know tips. In this video we'll share 5 software tips to speed up Premiere Pro, which you can instantly use and 1 bonus tips around computer hardware. —Cinecom.net

Jan 10

Jan 10 Cinecom.net: Build a Video Editing Computer for Premiere Pro in 2018

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Editing

Learn the basics of computer hardware to build your own PC for video editing in 4K resolutions. See how to get the best performance for you budget in Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, resolve, Sony Vegas and more. —Cinecom.net

Apr 10

Apr 10 VideoRevealed: Small Laptop Performance Tips in Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools

Tutorials, Workflow

VideoRevealed receives many questions about system performance and specifically how laptops can be made to work better with Premiere Pro. Although there is no way to magically make an under powered laptop more powerful, there are ways to to tweak your workflow to make your editing experience more fluid. This tutorial will show you speed improvements including working with SSDs, why RAM is important and how CPU speed works with compressed footage. —VideoRevealed