Make rendering faster in adobe premier pro cs4

#Make rendering faster in adobe premier pro cs4 how to#

With the native support for RED R3D files offered by the plug-in, Adobe is furthering the integration of tapeless camera formats into its line of professional video products, and making post-production workflows faster, more flexible, and more efficient. Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 has been re-architected for 64-bit operating systems to use large memory more effectively (up to 20GB of memory for Adobe Premiere Pro alone, up to 64GB of memory for a large Production Premium workflow). We are currently working on implementing acceleration for the Adobe Media Encoder.

In our first release for CS4 drivers, exporting via the Adobe Media Encoder is not accelerated. A 64-bit operating system is strongly recommended for RED workflows. In CS4, exports are performed through the Adobe Media Encoder, which is a separate application from Premiere Pro.

Have the RED plug-in and the CS4 product versions with the free Adobe Premiere Pro 4.0.1 update (see article below). To use the RED/Adobe workflow, customers must I understand that in CS4 you have to use Encore Chapter Markers now which is new. I had this down pat in the previous versions of the software I was using.

#Make rendering faster in adobe premier pro cs4 how to#

The beta version of the RED Camera Adobe Importer Plug-in is going to be available in the next few weeks for customers to download at The plug-in brings native support for RED R3D files to Adobe Premiere Pro CS4, After Effects CS4 and Encore CS4 and allows 4K resolution native R3D files to be dropped straight onto the timeline without transcoding or rewrapping, so editors can work with a truly native, color-rich, 4K tapeless workflow on their desktop tools. So my office upgrades my DVD authoring software including Adobe Encore and Premier Pro to CS4cool Problem is I can no longer figure out how to export chapters from PP to Encore.