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Working with Digital Video is a very graphics intensive process. On all Adobe Creative Suite products, we recommend that you do not try to operate in Power Saving mode. Instead, make sure to always use High Performance mode. Premiere Pro can't find capable video play modules on startup Hey, my first post, so hey to everyone on this forum:) I have a Mac Pro 4,1, running El Capitan 10.11.3, so i upgraded GT120 with ASUS STRIX GTX 960 4GB.

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  Get started with Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017. This beginning-level course takes you through the basic ins and outs of Premiere Pro CC 2017. Using a project-based approach, senior staff author Ashley Kennedy teaches editing by blending technical and aesthetic instruction. She begins by taking you on a tour of the interface, and then goes through the entire post-production process—including ingest, organization, editing, refining, audio editing, basic effects, color correction, titling, output, and more.
  This is the first part of a two-part series. The second installment explores more intermediate techniques.

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  - [Instructor] As we continue learning about all types of effects, it becomes inevitable that we need to discuss system playback and rendering options, especially as we begin to study some of the more complex effects. I'm going to load my render sequence here, and I've built three composites. This one's very simple, we just have three clips playing. And then here we have six, and then here we have nine, and there's a lot of effects applied to each one of these clips, yet it took this much before Premiere even started to blink. Simply put, if you've got a good computer with a fast processor, and plenty of RAM, and a high quality graphics card, you'll really reap the rewards in terms of realtime playback. But let me back up a bit. When I start adding video, and layers of material, and lots of effects, the computer does have to work harder to play everything in realtime. And occasionally, if there's too much to play back, and if the computer can't keep up, then you'll drop frames on…

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• Introduction Introduction
• 1. What's New? 1. What's New?
• 2. Getting to Know Adobe Premiere Pro 2. Getting to Know Adobe Premiere Pro
• 3. Setting Up and Organizing your Media 3. Setting Up and Organizing your Media
• 4. Basic Editing 4. Basic Editing
• 5. Refining the edit: Using Trim Tools 5. Refining the edit: Using Trim Tools
• 6. Additional Editing and Organizational Techniques 6. Additional Editing and Organizational Techniques
• 7. Basic Audio Editing 7. Basic Audio Editing
• 8. Working with Stills and Graphics 8. Working with Stills and Graphics
• 9. Working with Effects 9. Working with Effects
• 10. Manipulating Clip Speed 10. Manipulating Clip Speed
• 11. Basic Color Correction 11. Basic Color Correction
• 12. Working with Titles 12. Working with Titles
• 13. Sharing and Exporting 13. Sharing and Exporting
• Conclusion Conclusion