premiere vs premiere pro

[cwggenius]

adobe premiere vs premiere pro

pro's and cons ?

[aanaravs]

Premiere Pro has been written from ground up and has a completely different GUI.

1. Premiere Pro no longer supports A|B style editing
2. Premiere Pro does not limit transitions/transparencies to Video1/Video 2 tracks only.
3. Premiere Pro can export to DVD directly.
4. Premiere Pro has a much better color correcting tool
5. Premiere Pro has a much better level of integration with the rest of the Adobe Video Suite Professional/Standard.
6. Premiere Pro has nested sequences, where as Premiere 6.x only has one timeline
7. Premiere only has a 3 hour timeline limit, where as it is 24 hours in PPRO
8. Premiere Pro has better titler than Premiere 6.x
9. PPRO can use transtiions/filters and effects from Photoshop and AE, unlike Premiere 6.x
10. Premiere Pro has an excellent audio mixer.

[edDV]

And Premiere Pro supports Windows 2000/XP only. There is no longer a MAC version.

[dcsos]

EdDV unless they've done something new since 1.0, WINDOWS 2000 users cannot install PREMIERE PRO

1. Premiere Pro is full of bugs
one example..it only insstalls on XPonly, but doesn't work properly on FAT 32
because there test machines were all NTFS (and this is a bug cause the code chokes on FAT 32 volumes))
2. Premiere 6.5 works to make MPEG-2 with the built in mainconcept encoder
3. Premier 6.5 runs on Macintosh and you can open projects cross-platform
if you have 6.0 on Mac side
4. Premiere 6.5 accepts plug ins you bought for PREMIERE 4.2 in some cases, certainly those for 5 or 6 still work


I still like Pro, its just not finished yet!
If you must do pro, just START A NEW MACHINE for it, and it will work without bugs

[dipstick]

Also for Premiere Pro, your CPU must support SSE instructions to run Premiere Pro. I had to upgrade my Bios on my AMD Athlon XP 1700. I also had to edit the registry to get it perfect, but I really like Premiere Pro better than Version 6.5 and under.

Premiere 6.5 is very good, but Premiere Pro is simply better. It supports images at their native resolution up to 4000 x 4000 pixels. Earlier versions resized them down to 720 x 480 wether you wanted or not. Premiere 6.5 and 6 support Virtual Clips, but Premiere Pro uses Sequences wich are much more powerfull. You can also import multilayerd PSDs into Premiere Pro as Sequences for easy layer animation just like in AE.

[edDV]

EdDV unless they've done something new since 1.0, WINDOWS 2000 users cannot install PREMIERE PRO
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You are correct, Pro is not backward compatible, it is XP only. It does still support some of the older capture hardware.
http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/6cards.html

[voicupop]

please don't hijack topics. create a new topic. / Baldrick

[spectroelectro]

"4. Premiere Pro has a much better color correcting tool "

Oh, yeah, you mean something really advanced, like...oh...say...the color correction tool they had in Adobe Premiere 5 before they FSCKED IT UP and stripped out all the really good color correction tools into Adobe After Effects?

Yeah, wonderful, forward into the past. Now Adobe Premiere is almost as good as it was back when it was version 5.

Almost.

[aanaravs]

"4. Premiere Pro has a much better color correcting tool "

Oh, yeah, you mean something really advanced, like...oh...say...the color correction tool they had in Adobe Premiere 5 before they FSCKED IT UP and stripped out all the really good color correction tools into Adobe After Effects?

Yeah, wonderful, forward into the past. Now Adobe Premiere is almost as good as it was back when it was version 5.

Almost.

Where are you getting that from? I have been usung Premiere for a long time and it is a lot better, if you know how to use it.