Need a desktop for Premier Pro CS6

Suggestions for a desktop - I don't want to build one.

AMD CPU and AMD graphics adapter are slower than Intel and nVidia... also, only 1 hard drive is a bottleneck
>would this suffice?
That depends on what you are editing, and your tolerance for SLOW operations compared to Intel and nVidia
Depending on your budget, you should deal with a company that designs and builds for video editing
-http://www.adkvideoediting.com/
-http://www.sharbor.com/

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I installed a third party plugin for premier pro cs6 on my mac and it's not loading... How can get premiere to see it in the program?

hi todd,
cart in front of the horse syndrome - wrote BEFORE reading the article. sorry ;-)
am coming from 10 years of vegas, unhappily so, but at my age 60+, i'm wary of anything new....

Laptop for Premier Pro CS6 (and CS6 suite)

We are wanting to either purchase the CS6 suite which includes Premier Pro CS6, or get a subscription to the Creative Cloud. Our quandary is that I need a new computer to get up to specs. Although building a desktop would probably be ideal, I would like to get a laptop that I can use for other purposes during the work day, and for editing short videos when needed (5-20 minutes in length). Can someone school us on the feasibility of using either a new macbook pro (i7, 8GB Ram, 1GB video) or a new Dell XPS 15z (Win7, i5, 8GB RAM, 1GB GT 525M video) and if anyone is successfully doing this... or if anyone tried it unsuccessfully. Can Premier Pro, specifically, run on these laptops with no problem? Do i need to use additional harddrives (oerhaps a thunderbold external)?
Thank you!

....consensus on this forum is to STAY AWAY from Dell and Mac......editing today's demanding codecs requires a beefy, well thought out laptop suited for the task. Some beefy gaming laptops from Asus have the necessary components, along with MSI , Sager and others,
ADK has laptops set up and tested specifically for video editing. Read the current and previous posts here on this forum regarding your question....it has been asked innumerable times before!! Before you "jump in the water" there is much to learn on this forum regarding the technical requirements to successfully edit digital video using PPro....especially from Harm Millard, Bill Gehrke, Eric and Scott at ADK, and others.

Can This Laptop Be Used For Premier Pro CS6?

Developed an interest in learning to edit video but have become confused in reading all of the posts about what is the true minimum hardware requirement/setup, as compared to what is listed as System Requirements by Adobe. Probably best to start with my initial goals.
Here is what I was looking at doing as this journey begins:
Purchased Creative Suite 6 Production Premium Classroom in a Book(CIB) after reading a review it would be a better start than Premier Pro CIB, which I plan on getting, if one has no experience in this field. During research feel that I would like to become a subscriber to the Creative Cloud as there are a number of products I would like to learn and use. Basically, I am hopeful that I may use my current laptop for the beginning of my education and further down the road look at getting a more powerful system as knowledge/skills/requirements increase. Initial video I wouild like to work with is that received from family members smart phones and will be looking at purchasing a simple video camera for short interviews and brief presentantions. Will likely desire uploading some completed projects to the web.
Current Hardware:
Laptop: Asus N53SV
OS: Windows 7 64bit
CPU: Intel i7-2670QM 2.2GHz Cores=4 Threads=8
L3 Cache: 6mb
RAM: 6MB
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000, NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M 1024 MB
OpenGL: 3.1.0
Display: 1920 X 1080
Drives: (1) HD, Seagate 500GB @ 7,200 RPM partitioned as C: 186GB with OS and programs, D: 254GB some documents
E: Optical DVD-RW
F: USB 3 connected 2 TB Seagate GoFlex External HD
If this laptop can be used with current hardware, I wouild sincerely appreciate any suggestions for how to best utilize what is available to begin learning Premier Pro CS6. As I will not have any time schedules that will have to be met I can accept that this may not be the ideal system. Just hoping it can be a start.
If any further information is required about the laptop please let me know and Thank You for your time with this question.
James

JEShort01 wrote:
That's not a bad setup at all to get started with small projects.
We all have different budgets and patience. You may be OK with what you have. And if it seems too sluggish - your rig would be for me , the following would help Premiere Pro performance:
- increase RAM to 16GB (about $140 per eBay pricing from a seller with high ratings a few minutes ago)
- add another drive; my favorite choice with your laptop would be a Seagate Momentus 750gb drive installed in a NEWmodeUS.com optical bay caddy (slips into your laptop)
Regards,
Jim
Exactly what I have done, and it is great.
You can get the caddy here:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2nd-Hard-Drive-Caddy-Adapter-Asus-N55-N73-N43-N45-N53S-N53SV-G73Jh -G73Jw-G73Sw-/320881591179
I had this setup for my old HP and have a caddy ready to install for my new Dell Precision as well. You can either get an external house for your DVD drive, or get an external one - they are quite cheap.
Ulf

Installation problems for Premier Pro CS6

"Installer failed to initialize" when trying to install download of Premier Pro CS6 on Windows 7, which I purchased recently- Have space and have removed previous files relation to recent trial for Creative Cloud I tried recently. What can I do to resolve?

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Download and install Adobe application Manager from
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Where to get the AVC-I codec for premier pro cs6?

I have searched all over the web to find this codec but I can't seem to find it anywhere? Does anyone know where it is? I am using windows 8 64 bit OS.

Amy Williamson wrote:
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My adaptor fried itself in under six months and apple charged me $105 for the replacement. I was so disappointed that they charged me. Thought everything was warranteed.
Amy-
I've had my MBPro for almost four months (love it. A few days ago, I thought I noticed the green light dimmer than usual. It continued to dim for 36-48 hours until it finally disappeared. No amber, either. I can use the machine on AC power, but the battery will not charge (it's at 82%, period). I tried everything first: reset SMC, reset PMU, safe mode. No luck.
Called Apple Tech Support yesterday (Sunday), explained the situation, and after very few questions the Rep said they'd ship me a replacement AC adapter & cord via FedEx Overnight (arriving Tuesday). He said a prepaid FedEx shipping label will be included so I can return the failed unit.
NOTE: I do NOT have Extended AppleCare (i.e., my 90-days of free telephone support has expired). But because this is a hardware problem, it is covered under a 1-year warranty on hardware.
Something's not right, Amy. Definitely call Apple Support (800-275-2273 in the US) - report my experience if you wish - and ask them why your case was any different than mine (it wasn't). (I wonder ... Was it an Apple Store that made the original "you have to pay" decision? Maybe someone just didn't understand all the terms of the warranty?)
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Good luck,
Ken

Operating system. We have Premier Pro CS6 and 32-bit Windows 7. It will not install

Dell Laptop Latitude 6420
Windows 7 Professional
8GB Ram
A user in Public Relations needs to use Adobe Premier Pro CS6. However when we tried to install it the program is grayed out and has a caution icon. If I hover over it there is a message that says it prefers 64-bit. Prefers does not mean will not work in my opinion. However it will not install.
I read that Premier Pro is 64-bit only on another web site. Is this true? There has to be a solution.
On the Adobe site I saw that installing CS4 Premier was the work around but you have to purchase a license key. We have already purchased Premier Pro and do not have money in the budget to purchase an older product when this one should work.
Please help. I am under a lot of pressure to resolve this
James

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I need Encore CS6 and it is not available on Creative Cloud. Neither is Premier Pro CS6 which supposedly installs Encore CS6. I need to burn a DVD from my mpeg4 output from Premier Pro CC2014. What should I do?

I need Encore CS6 and it is not available on Creative Cloud. Neither is Premier Pro CS6 which supposedly installs Encore CS6. I need to burn a DVD from my mpeg4 output from Premier Pro CC2014. What should I do?

You should probably post your question about burning a DVD from Premiere Pro in the Premiere Pro forum
Here is a link to info regrding getting CS6 applicarions thru the Cloud with a full subscription...
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http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/download-previous-versions-creative-applications. html

I can't pay for my premier pro cs6 rental

When i log into accounts.Adobe, my photoshop and after effects is there and theres a button next to it called manage that lets me manage it, but i can't see Premier Pro cs6. Its installed, updated and appearing in my creative cloud app on my mac . but impossible to get pay for it

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http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-deactivation-products.html

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I just downloaded a version of Premier Pro CS6 and have a valid serial number that I purchased as a student. After installing the program, it is prompting me to renew my CC subscription. I got CC to test out CS6 before I bought it, but cancelled before being charged because I'm not a frequent user and couldn't justify the charges. Has anyone else has this issue? How can I fix it?
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Andy

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Poor quality of AVI files playback in Adobe Premier Pro CS6

I tried to play back AVI files loaded from Canon GL2 camera by Premier Pro 2.0. In Adobe Premier Pro CS6 playback I got jitters and poor quality - what is the problem?

1st - More information needed for someone to help... please click below and provide the requested information
-PPro Information FAQ http://forums.adobe.com/message/4200840
2nd - Exactly what is inside the AVI file?
Codec & Format information, with 2 links inside to read
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Adobe Premier Pro CS6 editing system and mov files

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I've Got The HDV Capture BLUES From Premier Pro CS6

I am attempting to capture HDV footage from my Sony Z1U camera in Premier Pro CS6. When I do so, the file type saved in my designated location is an MP3 file, which I know is not correct. The captured footage never gets into the program, it just remains on the disk as an MP3 file type. Then when I try to Import that file into Premier Pro from the disk, I get an error message saying "There Was An Error Decompressing Audio or Video" Does anybody know why a captured HDV file would wind up on the disk with an MP3 type name?
Thx.

You scared me a bit. I upgraded from Premiere Pro CS3 to Premiere Pro CS6 and I haven't had a need to capture anything yet. So, while I do like using HDVSplit, I thought I would try capturing from my Sony HDR-FX1 just to see what happens.
I turned off the PC, got out the camera, connected the Firewire cable (I blew the firewire port on this camera once. I will NOT do it again.)
I started a new project. Now, the first thing I noticed was that the default is to capture DV. So I changed that to HDV. See the image below:
After that, it was a simple matter to capture the HDV. I dropped it on the "New Item" button to create a new sequence with the exact right properties. Then I trimmed it a little on each end. It was so cool that there was no line above the clip, meaning that no rendering was required. It never used to be so easy. I then used the Vimeo 1080 60p preset and uploaded it to Vimeo. No video or audio effects. This is how it was recorded.
So, since it worked for me, let's see if we can get enough details from the people having trouble and see if it is user error or a bug I didn't see.
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Does Adobe Premier Pro CS6 and After Effects CS6 support the graphic found in the new late 2012 27" iMac?

Hi there guys! I´m very, very, VERY close to buy a full configuration iMac (the late 2012 27" model) but I have reed in different forums that Adobe Premier Pro CS6 and other applications from Adobe such as After Effects DO NOT support the graphic cards found in the new iMacs....
is this true??????
i really wouldn´t understad the logic behid the decission of picking a graphic card that is not supported by one of the leading video editing sofrware used today.... specially when this computer is suppoused to be an Editing Animal....
I hope this rumor is not real..... then I can be just... really happy and get my new desktop computer and work, work, work, work
thanks for your attention

Hi there Daniel, thanks for paying attention to this subject. Today I got an answer from Larry Jordan from his blog (I believe he is one of the "videoguys" from http://videoguys.com and he said that actually adobe does not support those GPU that we will find in the new late 2012 iMacs. However it seems there is a way to make that work out.....
here is his review on his new iMac, at the very botton you will see comments from people and his answers... one of the last coments is mine regarding this subject, this is what I asked and his answer:
mGabo Jan 18, 2013 08:50Hi there Larry, I reed in your other post on your iMac that Adobe didn´t support the Nvidia graphic cards found in this model, I have been asking in forums about this and people say Adobe does supports them……Do you know if Adobe now works fine with these cards?
Larry Jan 18, 2013 11:10When I contacted Adobe about this a couple months ago, just after the release of the new iMacs, I was told that Adobe did not support the graphics card at that time. There is, however, a workaround, which I’m hoping to write up this weekend.Larry
mGabo Jan 18, 2013 12:28 oh! great Larry! please post the link of that article so I can follow that!many thanks
here is the link of this article: http://www.larryjordan.biz/app_bin/wordpress/archives/2084/comment-page-1#commen t-7853
so far I haven´t find anyone who can expalin to me how can I get these Nvidia GPUs working with adobe premier and aplications alike from adobe.

Adobe Premier Pro CS6 domain account's home folder causes crash?

Hello All,
Background: We set our user’s home folder in active directory so that when things get saved to their documents folder they get saved to their network folder. This works fine, and hasn’t given us problems until now.
Adobe Premiere Pro from the CS3 suite has worked on a Win7 64bit HP desktop computer for some time now. Recently Adobe Premiere Pro has been installed along with the rest of the CS6 Master Suite on this machine.
Problem: Whenever we open Premier Pro CS6 as a user that has their home folder set to the network the entire application crashes immediately.
Solution: After some Googling and expirementing I’ve determined that the problem is the home folder. If the home folder is set to the network when the user first opens Premiere Pro, it crashes and will always crash even if the settings are changed. If the home folder is not set, Premiere Pro will not crash and never will even if the settings are changed.
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