With CS6, Adobe tidies up Premiere Pro, speeds up After Effects
Quick access to software features is nice, but there can be too much of a good thing. That's what Adobe concluded when designing Premiere Pro CS6, the upcoming version of its video-editing software.
Adobe was pleased with the current CS5's Mercury Playback Engine, which on computers with higher-end Nvidia graphics cards provides a major hardware acceleration boost for some tasks. But the user interface was too cluttered, said Premiere Pro Product Manager Al Mooney.
"The car on top of the beautiful, powerful engine was not as nice to drive as modern editors wanted it to be," … Read more
