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New and changed preferences, New and changed keyboard shortcuts, Other enhancements – Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx User Manual

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Support for 64-bit QuickTime export

Premiere Pro supports the following new video and audio codecs that let you export QuickTime movies in a 64-bit process.

Video codecs

Apple ProRes codecs (Mac OS 10.8 and later only)

Apple ProRes 422, 422 (HQ), 422 (LT), 422 (Proxy), 4444

DV codecs

DV/NTSC 24p

DV25 NTSC, PAL

DV50 NTSC, PAL

DVCPRO HD 1080i50, 1080i60, 1080p25, 1080p30, 720p50, 720p60

YUV codecs

Uncompressed YUV 10 bit 4:2:2, 8 bit 4:2:2

Apple None codecs

Uncompressed RGB 8 bit, 24 bit, 32 bit

Audio codecs

Uncompressed

Important notes:

If a movie uses an unsupported combination of audio and video codecs, the QuickTime 64-bit export reverts to a QuickTime 32-bit export.
Examples of unsupported combinations could be a supported video codec and an unsupported audio codec, or a supported audio codec
and an unsupported video codec.

On Windows, even if QuickTime for Windows is not installed, you can export QuickTime movies in a 64-bit process for the supported
codecs.

New and changed preferences

Preference to change trim type

Premiere Pro provides you with an option to change the trim type of a previously selected edit point.

In the Preferences dialog box, under Trim, select Allow Current Tool To Change Trim Type Of Previously Selected Edit Point.

When you select this preference, clicking an edit point that's already selected changes the trim type to that of the current tool. You can also change
the trim type at any edit point irrespective of whether the cursor is positioned over the edit point or not. This preference is selected by default.

If you deselect the preference, you cannot change the trim type of an edit point that's already selected unless you press the Alt/Opt (Mac) or
Shift (Win) modifier keys.

New and changed keyboard shortcuts

New keyboard shortcut to open General Preferences dialog

(Mac only) The keyboard shortcut "Cmd + ," can now open the Preferences dialog, focusing on the General preference category.

Other enhancements

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