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24 Janvier 2021
It seems that there's something a little off with the latest release of Premiere Pro for users running on a MacBook Pro. After a user posted to the Adobe Forums that Premiere Pro seemed to have blown the speakers on his 2-month-old 2018 MacBook Pro, other users responded with similar reports. Probably the most essential thing a budding video maker needs to purchase (after a camera of course) is a good piece of video editing software, and Adobe's Premiere Pro is a very popular option. Fortunately you don't need a totally specced-out computer to run Premiere Pro. I have Adobe Creative Cloud, with Photoshop (I don't use Premiere) on a 16' MacBook Pro. It works fine for me. What exactly are you asking about? If you are planning on doing 4K video editing,.
Could anyone give me a steer as to which Mac Mini model to buy?
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I've got a mid 2012 Mac Mini which struggles with Adobe Premiere Pro CC.
One of my kids intends to follow a film-making route at school, so I guess we need a machine that will cope better with Premiere Pro.
Compared to the mid-range 2012 model, the mid-range 2014 Mini has better a graphics card, but fewer cores and the RAM can't be upgraded by the user.
I'd normally go for the latest, 2014 Mini, but I read a review that said its lack of cores could be an issue with video editing. Has anyone got experience of video editing on either or both the 2012 and 2014 Mini models?
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