Premiere Pro CC "What's new"

Hi
I just watched the 2 hrs. course on Premiere Pro CC at Lynda.com, and can highly recommend it if you are a subscriber:
http://www.lynda.com/Premiere-Pro-tutorials/Premiere-Pro-Creative-Cloud-Updates/126763-2.h tml
I think it is quite straight forward and sharp to the point regarding the new features.
Thanks.
Ulf

Still remember your tutorials back in the Premiere 5.1 days, Steven - they were great
Ulf

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I'm expecting delivery soon of a new Mac Pro, nicely loaded, which I purchased mainly because of all the work I do with video. Yet, I read in a review that Adobe Premiere Pro isn't optimized to take advantage of the new Mac Pro, won't run faster, and I'm better off using Apple's Final Cut.
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El 29/03/2014, a las 01:51 p.m., BanksMeador <[email protected]> escribió:
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I have had my 12 core 2014 Mac Pro for a couple of weeks now, and I'm not very impressed with Premiere CC performance with 4K R3D on a 1920 x 1080 timeline.
I understand that there may be an update soon that will take adantage of the CPU's and GPU's when it comes to the complex task of de-bayering the R3D footage, but it's just not there now.
I get similar playback performance to what I experienced on my 09 Mac Pro tower.
Any insights on getting better playback performance in this scenario would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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b267
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b26762f9642e0590c5844c830ef208e8
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Additional Information 4:
7a792f5021d114eae3feb9d2c1277ede
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