Performance enhancements, Support for new graphics cards, Other changes – Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx User Manual
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When using a predefined In/Out range, you don't have to click the Voice-over Record button
. Recording automatically starts when the playhead
reaches the In point in the Timeline.
Finish Recording
When using a predefined In/Out range, recording ends when the playhead reaches the Out point in the Timeline. The status message on the
Program Monitor then changes to "Finishing...". If you are not using a predefined In/Out range, stop the recording manually by clicking the Voice-
over Record button
again, or by pressing the Spacebar key.
Once recording is complete, an audio file of the recording is created. The audio file is imported as a new project item into the Project panel.
Performance enhancements
This release of Premiere Pro CC further leverages the power of third-party GPUs to increase speed of work with high-resolution formats:
OpenCL performance is faster and more stable than before
Performance improvements for UltraHD
Support for new graphics cards
Premiere Pro now supports the following NVIDIA graphics cards:
Windows
Quadro K1100
GeForce GTX Titan
Mac
GeForce GT 750M
For the complete list of supported graphics cards, see the
.
Other changes
Premiere Pro now uses the MXF Importer for importing P2 and Canon XF files
You can natively import AVCI-100 .mov files and smart render the files to MXF-wrapped AVCI-100 files
When using third-party transmit tools for SDI display, Premiere Pro ensures that the audio and video are in sync at all times
Improved playback performance for Sony XAVC 60p media
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