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Adobe Premiere Pro is a beast of a program - both in terms of what it's capable of and the learning curve. Even long-time users wind up not taking the time to learn how to fully optimize it and get the most out of the software. Here's my top 10 tips to optimize Premiere Pro. Think of this as a guide to getting Premiere working best on your machine. —EposVox
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
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
In today's video we explore 5 tips to help you edit better in Premiere Pro. These 5 tips are incredibly simple to apply and here they are: 1. Using Master Clips 2. Reserved Ram 3. Target Tracks 4. Favorite Text 5. Saved Star Symbol. —Motion Array
A veteran editor shares his tips and tricks for preventing those annoying crashes. From preferences to plugins, a full run-down. —Jon Collins, Frame.io
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
