- #Adobe media encoder cc 2018 renderer 1080p#
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#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 renderer update#
New support for hardware-accelerated encoding for NVIDIA and AMD GPUs on Windows.Īutomatically update audio devices (macOS only) Hardware-accelerated H.264 and HEVC encoding The new tool bar allows you to switch between multiple workspaces easily.Īdobe Media Encoder provides robust native format support and improved performance for widely used file types.Īdobe Media Encoder now supports import of ProRes RAW footage. Switch between multiple workspaces using the new Tools bar This feature is already supported on Windows. You can also export ProRes 4444 XQ in QuickTime and MXF on macOS. An option is now available to enable or disable Color Decision Lists for RED footage. The August (version 14.3.2) release of Adobe Media Encoder includes support for footage from the Sony A7S Mark III camera.
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 renderer 1080p#
Twitter 1080p preset now produces higher quality outputs with match source for frame rate and higher bitrate.
Hardware encoding is not available on macOS when encode height is greater than 2196 pixels. Improved playback with H.264/HEVC files, as well as faster audio playback.įixed issues in Adobe Media Encoder version 14.4 Import support for ProRes RAW on Windows is now available for Intel and AMD GPUs.
#Adobe media encoder cc 2018 renderer pro#
Rec2100 PQ timeline created in Premiere Pro can be sent to Adobe Media Encoder
Support for Rec2100 PQ color working space Support for DNxHR 444 12-bit encode and decodeĪdded support for DNxHR 444 12-bit decode and encode.Īdobe Media Encoder honors the LUTs applied to ARRI footage in Premiere Pro. The February release of Adobe Media Encoder (version 14.9) contains minor bug fixes. New optimizations further improve export times using Intel Quick Sync hardware acceleration.Īdobe Media Encoder now supports ARRI Alexa Mini LF (ARRIRAW) footage. H.264/HEVC encode performance on Windows (Intel) For more information, see Fixed issues.įixed issues in Adobe Media Encoder version 15.2Ĭolor shift in Importing MXF files shot from Canon EOS C300 MARK II.įixed a bug where XDCAM HD sources were not properly smart rendering.Ĭolor accuracy of GIF exports have been improved.Ĭanon XF-HEVC decode performance has been improved.įixed a bug where importing MXF media from the root of a drive would sometimes fail. The May release of Adobe Media Encoder (version 15.2) contains minor bug fixes. XMP metadata is not written on Apple M1 when exporting AAC Audio.Īccelerate your Media Encoder experience as you can now run the app natively on Apple computers with Apple Silicon M1 chi Hardware encoding is now enabled for DCI 4K and 8K HEVC exports, resulting in significantly faster performance.įixed issues in Adobe Media Encoder version 15.4.1 Media Encoder exports for high-resolution HEVC are faster with macOS 12 on M1 Macs. Hardware acceleration for hi-res HEVC on all Apple M1 systems Exports for 4K and 8K ProRes are much improved on new MacBook Pros with Apple M1 Pro and Apple M1 Max chips. Hardware-accelerated ProRes is now up to 5x faster on new Apple silicon Macs. ProRes hardware acceleration on Apple M1 Pro/Max Adobe Media Encoder now provides support for Sony VENICE 2 camera file formats.Įxports for 10-bit 420 HDR footage are now up to 10x faster on Windows systems with Intel or NVIDIA GPUs, thanks to new hardware encoding.
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