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Premiere Pro CC (2014.1)
Search bins
Create media bins based on project metadata search criteria. Search bins automatically update as relevant content is added to the project.
Consolidate & Transcode
Consolidate content by moving all relevant files in a project or sequence according to preferences you define. Render files into a single codec for passing on to other teams, systems, or archives — and retain the ability to edit the project again later.
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Multi-project workflows
Browse media and sequences from other projects and import them directly in your current project. Edit or reuse existing clips, cuts, and transitions from previous projects. Browse other projects in as many Media Browser panels as you need.
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GoPro CineForm intermediate codec support
Encode or decode your media to GoPro CineForm for efficient editing workflows with 4K and higher resolution content, and get support for smart rendering.
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Refined user interface with HiDPI support
A simplified, modern UI puts the focus on your content and delivers a more consistent experience across devices, including HiDPI Windows 8.1 displays.
Source Monitor Timeline view
Open Source Monitor sequences in the Timeline so you can easily bring clips, effects, and cuts from other projects into your current project.
GPU-optimized playback
Get smooth playback performance with GPU-based debayering of Phantom Cine and Canon RAW footage, and work faster with improved masking and tracking performance.
Improved AAF export to DAWs
A more robust AAF exporter enables smoother workflows between Premiere Pro and DAW systems.
Render & Replace for After Effects comps
Accelerate playback of VFX-heavy sequences by rendering After Effects compositions into flattened video clips. Dynamic Link ensures that you can revert back to the original comps if needed.
Enhanced masking and tracking
Adjust mask feathering directly in the Program Monitor. Use the new free-draw Polygon Pen tool to create complex mask shapes around content and turn any mask control point into a Bezier control point with a single click.
Advanced search in Timeline
Find and select clips within a sequence based on specific criteria such as clip name or marker comment.
Auto-updating clip names and labels
Clip names and label colors now update automatically. Plus, changes made to a clip in the Project panel will ripple to all instances used in sequences, and vice versa.
Improved Send to Audition workflow
Now when you send a clip to Adobe Audition for audio editing, the rendered copy is automatically stored alongside the original file on disk for easier media management.
Improved master clip effects
New Timeline indicators show whether a master clip effect has been applied to a sequence clip, and the Effects Control panel makes it easy to navigate back to the master clip effect for editing.
Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2014)
Live Text templates
Modify the text in After Effects compositions without leaving Premiere Pro. (Requires 2014 release of After Effects.)
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Masking and tracking
Create feathered masks that obscure or highlight objects by following their movement across frames. Send masks to After Effects via Dynamic Link to access more advanced tracking features.
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Master clip effects
When you apply effects to a master clip, the changes ripple down through every part of that clip in your sequence.
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Enhanced graphics performance in Mercury Playback Engine
Work faster thanks to OpenCL workflow improvements, a GPU debayer for RED media, and new support for Intel Iris.
Faster editing workflow
Get better handling of large projects plus faster sorting and searching in the Project panel. Multiple new editing features respond to key customer requests like reverse match frame and volume keyframe nudge.
New delivery formats
Export to industry-standard AS11 for broadcast and Digital Cinema Package (DCP) for screening rooms. Both formats include associated metadata. Also, export stereo audio to Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital Plus.
Typekit integration
Browse fonts from Typekit from the Title menu and download them for use in your projects.
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AutoSave to Cloud
Automatically back up your Premiere Pro projects to Adobe Creative Cloud.
New native format support
Get built-in support for the ARRI AMIRA camera, with appropriate color LUTs applied as master clips on import. Also get native support for Sony SStP, Canon RAW, and improved support for CinemaDNG formats.
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Streamlined voiceover recording
Access audio input settings, recording preferences, and signal monitoring from the Timeline panel. After setup, record voiceover directly in the Timeline with one click.
Pitch maintenance
Maintain audio pitch when scrubbing or playing back at higher or lower speeds, so it’s easy to hear spoken and musical cues.
And so much more
Also includes: A Reverse Match Frame command; a Track Select Backwards tool; improved Project panel search and sort times; and more.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC (7.2)
Voiceover recording enhancements
A new voiceover recording workflow lets you set up and record voiceovers on audio tracks directly from the Timeline, without using the Audio Track Mixer workflow.
Multiple Media Browser panels
Multiple Media Browser panels can be open at once for browsing multiple projects or locations simultaneously.
Clip selection override
Clip selection overrides track targeting for multiple editing commands, such as Match Frame, Mark Clip, Lift/Extract, Add Edit, and more.
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Single camera multicam view enhancement
Single camera multicam only shows single camera in the Source and Program Monitors.
Sequence dragging
A sequence can be created by dragging media to an empty Timeline panel.
Ripple Delete In/Out
The Ripple Delete command can be used with an In/Out range set in a sequence.
Dolby E output
Mercury Transmit can output a Dolby E stream for external hardware decoding.
Smart render enhancement
AVCi100 .mov files can be smart-rendered to MXF-wrapped AVCi100.
Active source for multicam
The active source clip name is shown on multicam clips used in a sequence.
New project from sequence
With a sequence or sequences selected in the Project panel, a new project can be created from just those sequences by using File > Export > Selection as Premiere Pro project.
Marker export with thumbnails
Markers can be exported from any asset or sequence to a document, as a CSV or HTML file with thumbnails.
Clip marker improvements
Clip markers can be added to selected clips in the Timeline without needing to load them into the Source Monitor.
Switched audio preset for multicam
Multicam sequences can be created with a custom preset for switched audio.
And so much more
Also included: Support for new graphics cards; performance enhancements for OpenCL and Ultra HD; improved AVC-Ultra support; OMF export improvements; and more.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC (7.1)
Streamlined editing
New and enhanced editing features help you keep pace with the ever-changing demands of the video market. Work faster thanks to a monitor overlay that provides key information at a glance, improved multicam editing, and more.
Expanded native format support
Work with stunning 4K, 5K, 6K, Pro Res, DNxHD, and RAW content without the hassles and delays of transcoding and file rewrapping.
Direct Link to SpeedGrade
Open Premiere Pro projects within SpeedGrade for color grading work, and send them back to Premiere Pro with color corrections and looks applied for continued editing.
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Improved Link & Locate
Sequence settings are now editable enabling the ability to use Link & Locate to connect back to full resolution [online] media, having initially cut with proxy versions.
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New options for Clip Name effect
The Clip Name effect now provides different options to label clips and display them on screen. You can display the sequence name, project name, or filename by selecting from these options:
Sequence Item Name
Project Item Name
File Name
Timecode effect enhancements
The Timecode effect automatically matches the Time Display parameter (or timebase) to the source clip.
Copy and paste for adding transitions
You can add a transition quickly to several edit points within your sequence by copying and pasting the transition. This feature is helpful if you’ve changed a transition’s default settings and want to use the modified transition again.
Individual Reset buttons for Effect parameters
You can now reset specific parameter values of an effect without resetting the other parameter values.
Metadata display in Monitor Overlays
Premiere Pro lets you display metadata of your choice as overlays in the Program Monitor and Source Monitor.
Closed Captioning enhancements
New support for captions in MXF media and encoding to CEA-708 captioning standards.
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Multi-camera workflow improvements
Further improved multicam workflows now allow for viewing of composite output changes in multicam editing view. Editors can easily turn angles on and off or rearrange them.
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Support for new camera formats
New native file format support for Cinema DNG, Sony RAW, Phantom Cine, Canon RAW, improved MJPG from Canon 1DC, Sony XAVC Long GOP, Panasonic AVC Ultra (Long GOP), 64 bit ProRes decoding (Mac OS X 10.8 or higher only), and support for exporting XAVC up to 4K and AVCi200. Phantom Cine, Canon RAW, and Cinema DNG can be debayered on a supported GPU for better performance.
And so much more
Also included: New keyboard shortcuts; option to change the trim type of a previously selected edit point; and the ability to down-mix multichannel audio to stereo for monitoring purposes.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC (7.0.1)
Unique titles
Use a keyboard shortcut to quickly create a new sequence title based on the current title in the Timeline. In the Timeline, just press Alt (Win) or Option (Mac OS) and drag a current title.
Lift or Extract enhancements
The Lift or Extract feature lets you easily move portions of selected clips from one sequence to another. In previous versions, you had to set both an In and Out point to define the range to be "Lifted" or "Extracted." Now it works when either an In point or an Out point is set.
Copy, Cut, Clear for tracks with In/Out points
The Cut, Copy, Clear functions work on targeted tracks that have In or Out points set in that range. You can use these functions without selecting specific clips in the sequence.
Enable Clip command
You can now quickly toggle between the states of enabled clips. While previewing edits, this feature helps you switch back and forth between two different playback results.
Matching frames using clip selection
When you select a clip, Match Frame ignores track targeting, and matches to the frame under the playhead in the selected clip.
Relinking offline sequences
The Link Media command is now available for offline sequences. This command lets you relink all the media used in a specific sequence without having to relink all the media in the project.
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Enhanced EDL Export dialog
In previous versions of Premiere Pro, you manually deleted key tracks and transitions to create simple EDL (Edit Decision List) files. You can now exclude key tracks and transitions directly from the EDL Export dialog.
Reveal in Project from Source Monitor
Load a clip in the Source monitor and right-click (Windows) or Ctrl-click (Mac OS) a clip in a sequence, and choose Reveal In Project. Premiere Pro then locates the source clip in the Project panel and selects it.
Linked Selection toggle button available from Timeline
Premiere Pro provides a Linked Selection command that can be applied to all open sequences in the Timeline panels. You can use the Linked Selection command as a toggle that you can turn on and off.
Reveal in Finder from Timeline
Select a sequence clip and locate its linked media file on disk.
Default start timecode preference
Change the start time of sequences from 00:00:00:00 to a start time of your choice. You can set the specified start time as the default start time.
Easier file preview in Source Monitor
You can now preview files more easily by just dragging the files from a Finder (Mac OS) or Explorer (Windows) window directly into the Source Monitor.
Match Frame enhancements
Match frames from the Source monitor to the source files of a sequence without having to first open the sequence in the Timeline.
Easy identification of offline clips
In previous versions of Premiere Pro, an offline clip appeared in red in the Timeline only on expanding the track. Now, all offline clips appear in red, even without expanding the track.
Tone Settings dialog
The new Tone Settings dialog lets you create Bars and Tones clips at -20dB amplitude.
Closed Caption clip viewing from Captions panel
You can now double-click a caption clip in the Captions panel and view the contents of the clip.
Source Settings dialog accessible from Timeline
For clips that offer source settings, such as RED and Arri Raw, you can access the Source Settings dialog directly from the Timeline.
And so much more
Also included: Auto-save improvements; better time-lapse support when adding clips to a sequence; and new preferences and keyboard shortcuts.
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Adobe Premiere Pro CC (7)
Editing finesse
Edit more efficiently with a redesigned Timeline, intuitive track targeting, and dozens of new shortcuts. See critical information such as duplicate frames and through edits. With Paste Attributes, you can copy and paste the specific effects you need from one clip to another.
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Link & Locate
Modern productions can include thousands of clips and assets, making it too easy to lose track of files and backups saved on multiple drives. Find clips quickly using improved Link & Locate. Work with proxy files and link to full-resolution media.
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Lumetri Deep Color Engine
Quickly apply rich, beautiful, preset color grades in Adobe Premiere Pro thanks to the Lumetri Deep Color Engine. With the Looks Browser, preview and add looks from Adobe SpeedGrade as easily as adding a dissolve. Also import LUTs from other systems.
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Precise audio control and monitoring
Control sound with the Audio Clip Mixer, adjusting clips independently for a perfect mix. Get hands-on with an audio control surface for more precision. Fine-tune with the TC Electronic Radar Loudness meter, and access effects plug-ins like VST3 and Audio Units (Mac OS only).
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Adobe Anywhere integration
Adobe Premiere Pro integrates with Adobe Anywhere for video. Team members work with files on a shared server without downloading. Avoid versioning problems. Make and review edits from any location. Assemble the best team — with no geographic limits.
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Mezzanine codecs, native formats
Industry-standard mezzanine codecs are built in. Edit cross-platform with Apple ProRes (encode on Mac OS only). Get cross-platform support for MXF-wrapped Avid DNxHD files. Natively edit even more formats thanks to new support for Sony XAVC and Panasonic AVC-Intra 200.
Closed Captioning
Import, view, and adjust the positioning of closed captions, including those in MXF media. Encode to CEA-708 standards. Embed captions within your media or maintain them as separate files.
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Improved Mercury Playback Engine
Now, more editors get real-time performance when working on complex sequences, thanks to support for a wider range of GPUs. Get enhanced, cross-platform support for OpenCL and CUDA. Render less often, work faster with third-party effects, and face deadlines with more confidence.
High-fidelity Interchange
Get greater accuracy and a smoother workflow when importing or exporting Avid or Final Cut Pro projects. AAF import offers improved support for DNxHD media. And, you can choose just the sequences you want when exporting to improved XML or AAF.
Improved multicam editing
Create multicam sequences directly from a bin, auto sync by audio waveform, have more control of audio track management and use keyboard short cuts for next/previous camera. View Multicam directly in the Program Monitor.
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Sync Settings
Now you can walk into any edit bay in the world, sync your settings with Creative Cloud, and all your customized settings — including workspaces and keyboard shortcuts — will be exactly where you want them.
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Project browsing
Spend less time searching and more time editing. Find and ingest content faster with the improved Media Browser. Browse existing projects to find the specific sequences and media you need and import them into your current project.
Multiple GPU export support
Premiere Pro can now take full advantage of computers with multiple GPU cards for significantly accelerated export times. Rendering and compression just got a whole lot faster.
Broad format support
Get true native support for a wide range of source formats with no need for transcoding or rewrapping. Import files fast and get immediate, render-free playback. For tape-based workflows, the new Edit-to-Tape panel allows for easier layback (third-party hardware required).
Adobe Story panel
Adobe Story Plus — included with Creative Cloud membership — is a robust scriptwriting tool. Import scripts and the associated metadata with the new Story panel in Adobe Premiere Pro. Quickly navigate to specific scenes, locations, dialogue, and characters as you edit.
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Enhanced monitoring
See the details you need right in the Source and Program Monitor panels. Switch between video and audio waveforms with one click. See improved title and action safe guides. Plus, the whole app is updated with HiDPI support for enhanced viewing on the newest monitors.
Adobe Exchange panel
Give your editing system a boost with the latest plug-ins and extensions. The Adobe Exchange panel is a convenient way to browse, install, and find support for both free and paid add-ons.
And so much more
Also included: New keyboard shortcuts; GPU processing changes; support for mezzanine codecs and native formats; enhanced import/export workflows for Avid and Final Cut Pro projects; expanded format support; and more.
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