Adobe reveals Adobe Premiere Pro 7 - Looks, OpenCL support and much more! - motionVFX Blog:
The next version of Adobe Premiere Pro is coming and this new release can be very much exciting - Premiere Pro CS7 will feature Looks effects (more info below), but what's even better the company decided to fully support ATI Radeon GPUs! The improved Mercury Engine will now not only support CUDA (available only in nVidia cards), but also OpenCL! It means that the software will be able to render videos much faster when using third-party effects and this can geatly improve your experience with Premiere Pro if you own an ATI card - and actually many Macs feature Radeon video cards, so this is a very much welcomed update. FCP7 users will also be pleased as they will find some ideas taken from Apple's software - for example pink lines on clips that indicate duplicated frames. There are also some other interface tweaks that will improve the work with Premiere Pro CS7 - for example now it will be much easier to rejoin clips that were cut in two using the Razor tool.
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The next version of Adobe Premiere Pro is coming and this new release can be very much exciting - Premiere Pro CS7 will feature Looks effects (more info below), but what's even better the company decided to fully support ATI Radeon GPUs! The improved Mercury Engine will now not only support CUDA (available only in nVidia cards), but also OpenCL! It means that the software will be able to render videos much faster when using third-party effects and this can geatly improve your experience with Premiere Pro if you own an ATI card - and actually many Macs feature Radeon video cards, so this is a very much welcomed update. FCP7 users will also be pleased as they will find some ideas taken from Apple's software - for example pink lines on clips that indicate duplicated frames. There are also some other interface tweaks that will improve the work with Premiere Pro CS7 - for example now it will be much easier to rejoin clips that were cut in two using the Razor tool.
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