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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Adobe plugin update

...If you want the plugin, I might take it up with Adobe instead of RED.
So you are saying this is an Adobe-designed plugin, not RED-designed? I got the impression that it was the latter from reading around this forum.
 
Is that inside info........
 
So you are saying this is an Adobe-designed plugin, not RED-designed? I got the impression that it was the latter from reading around this forum.

It was being mainly created by RED but adobe was there to help them. But may be things have changed. May be that's why Deanan did not have much to say about it.
 
It was being mainly created by RED but adobe was there to help them. But may be things have changed. May be that's why Deanan did not have much to say about it.

It's a combined effort and we really appreciate what Adobe is doing. They're awesome.
 
yep all thanks to Adobe, forget Deanan and Luki they only gave the plugin to highend customers and left the loyalists hanging.

he he he ....... just kidding Deanan
 
yep all thanks to Adobe, forget Deanan and Luki they only gave the plugin to highend customers and left the loyalists hanging.

he he he ....... just kidding Deanan

The reason why we're not handing out the plugin is that you need to be tied to a specific PPro beta release and on their beta program.
 
So its like every other POS you've ever released...Late and buggy
 
Deanan,
What are you talking about here?
I thought Premiere CS4 can only a address 32bit memory (3.2GB)
Are you saying the present Premiere CS4 architecture makes better use of the 3.2GB and your plugin is inline with this or is this a pre-emptive patch for when Premiere CS4 can use >3.2GB memory on 64bit OS?
Dave

In CS3 we could use more than 3GB, but it didn't scale too well --- most often memory helped most if you were bouncing between Photoshop, After Effects and Premiere Pro.

We've re-architected for 64 bit OS in CS4. A good next step.

For demanding workflows Premiere Pro should continue to show decent gains up to 16GB. Things like AME running in a separate process gives you background renders and much better memory usage if you have the headroom.

We've seen better success with 4K renders on larger memory configs too for these kinds of reasons.

Add in dynamic link to After Effects, which also uses large memory better in CS4, and some Photoshop goodness, and a meaty workflow can often see gains up to 32GB of memory and beyond.

We figure that's a pretty decent 64 bit workflow for this year :-)

We do see the RED workflow jamming along nicely on a laptop --- but even there the 64 bit OS helps --- even with 4GB of memory you do a bit better in 64 bit OS. Looking forward to 8GB fo memory in standard laptops though --- it will definitely help

Simon
 
Presumably Red...?

Plug-in download from RED, linked from Adobe.

Bug-fixing --- we're joined at the hip. This stuff is so much easier when done in close collaboration --- a RED workflow bug is something we'll both want fixed --- if it doesn't work, or it doesn't flow, then it's not really a workflow is it :-)

Simon
Adobe DMO team
 
If I move forward now with an edit in FCP using proxies, could I export an edl or xml so that once premier plugin arrives I could use the edl/xml to import native and continue editing. Sort of like going from an off-line to an on-line without having to resort to Crimson and other software?

Or we might have something even easier for you ---- like Final Cut Import (export to follow for the round-trip)

We're all about open, easy workflows

Simon
Adobe DMO team
 
It was being mainly created by RED but adobe was there to help them. But may be things have changed. May be that's why Deanan did not have much to say about it.

It's a joint effort. We love working with the RED team, it's really fluid. We've got some of our top guys cranking away on good ideas to make a good thing even better.
 
Or we might have something even easier for you ---- like Final Cut Import (export to follow for the round-trip)

We're all about open, easy workflows

Simon
Adobe DMO team

Just to make sure everybody here caught this ....

ike Final Cut Import (export to follow for the round-trip)

one more time ...

ike Final Cut Import (export to follow for the round-trip)

YES ... he DID say ...

ike Final Cut Import (export to follow for the round-trip)

Said it before and I'll say it again. Adobe on a Mac. HELL YEAH!!
 
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