Adobe Updates Premiere Pro to Run Natively on M1 Macs

[m2m2k]

That seems to be a good way to put it, but from what I've seen or heard, Final Cut Pro (X) is also popular for indie movies. It's also greatly evolved since it was originally released ten years ago, to the point where it can do just about everything Premiere Pro can do, and even the interface has gained a sleeker and more professional appearance. It can also do things better than FCP 7 could, such as the multicam editing. I've talked about that in this vlog I made as my fursona to commemorate the anniversary...

While I'll still use Premiere Pro for certain projects, Final Cut Pro is still my go-to software for making YouTube Poops.

I think you are probably right. But i think Davincis multicam support is quite superior to what FCP offers - and D is Win, Mac and Linux which basically broadens the customer base. In all honesty I think FCP is a dead fish in the water....

 

[shimeck]

As someone that works in Hollywood everyday. I don't think I know a single editor that uses Premiere for any sort of Hollywood production. Maybe it's just super small independents but if you make TV or Film content you are probably using Avid. Davinci Resolve is growing a lot though.

And then in News people love Final Cut because it's just unmatchable for speed and stability. It's actually hard not to love Final Cut as an editor if you just get past the initial misconceptions. Even though big film and tv projects only want you to edit in Avid.

But man Final Cut is just SOOO fast. Just ran a test of the exact same project, it took 34 minutes in Premiere and it took 2 minutes and 35 seconds to render out in Final Cut.

I'm just so confused as to why people use Premiere. I've always wanted to know. It's slower than all the other editors, It's not able to be as bare metal native like Final Cut, It's not an industry standard like Avid, it's not free like Resolve. It's not stable and it's sooooo slow. Is it just what people are used to. I've always been curious why people would actively choose to work in it.

Seriously?
Independents?
Coen brothers, Deadpool?
C'mon man

 

[JippaLippa]

So....today After Effects 22 has been released, and the 22.1 beta is not apple silicon compatible, despite them saying there would have been a beta in 2021.
Conveniently they removed the blog post that detailed this...

 

[chfilm]

So....today After Effects 22 has been released, and the 22.1 beta is not apple silicon compatible, despite them saying there would have been a beta in 2021.
Conveniently they removed the blog post that detailed this...

To be fair they have been working quite hard on rewriting the entire engine to be Multicore enabled. But still, kind of strange that they wouldn’t just kill two birds with one stone and solve both issues at once.

 

[JippaLippa]

To be fair they have been working quite hard on rewriting the entire engine to be Multicore enabled. But still, kind of strange that they wouldn’t just kill two birds with one stone and solve both issues at once.

I don't mind the development of the Apple Silicon version becoming longer.
But removing the original post is just shady behaviour and considering I have been paying the creative cloud subscription for 7 years, I'd like to know more about the development of this version...at least what's the current status...something.
I find it frustrating that the apple silicon release could come in 3 months, 1 year, 5 years or whatever and we don't know...
I'd just like to be kept a little more informed.

 

[chfilm]

I don't mind the development of the Apple Silicon version becoming longer.
But removing the original post is just shady behaviour and considering I have been paying the creative cloud subscription for 7 years, I'd like to know more about the development of this version...at least what's the current status...something.
I find it frustrating that the apple silicon release could come in 3 months, 1 year, 5 years or whatever and we don't know...
I'd just like to be kept a little more informed.

They made a new post last night about the beta for apple silicon now being available.