Explore the short video below that summarizes the new Premiere Pro performance gain on Apple M1ĪDOBE states that display technology optimizations on Windows systems with integrated GPUs will see playback performance improvements ranging from 5 percent to 40 percent across all formats. Moreover, ADOBE mentions that more hardware acceleration for 10-bit HEVC formats is coming soon – and available now for testing in Premiere Pro (Beta). This means improved playback for 4K and 8K footage and up to X5 faster exports, and M1 systems with macOS 12 will deliver faster export for high resolution 4K and 8K HEVC formats as well. High-resolution HEVC formats are also faster on all Apple silicon Macs running macOS 12. Premiere Pro ProRes Performance on M1 Max Focusing on 8K editingĪccording to ADOBE, the new hardware acceleration implemented on Premiere Pro 22.1.1, and aims for Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max systems, delivers up to X5 faster performance for 4k and 8K ProRes formats.

“These are the result of our ongoing work to leverage advances in technology and optimize existing features and workflows, like the new titling and graphics tools in the latest release of Premiere Pro”, says the NLE software product team. As the recent version of DaVinci Resolve offers X5 more speed on M1 Macs, the December release of Premiere Pro (22.1.1) offers an identical title, by claiming to be X5 faster regarding ProRes decoding and encoding on Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max systems. That means, focusing on boosting the M1 chip for faster editing. Premiere Pro Batch Edit Multicam Thumbnails X5 faster on Apple SiliconĪDOBE is walking the ‘Blackmagic Design walk’. Plus more features to facilitate editors’ life. Furthermore, Premiere Pro claims for improved utilization of Windows GPU as well. The latest 22.1.1 offers a significant optimization on M1 Pro and M1 Max MacBook Pro machines, which includes faster 8K and 4K encoding and decoding. The December release of Premiere Pro focuses on SPEED.

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