Adobe offers native beta of its Premiere Pro software for Apple Macs..

[sanjay kumar]

Editors, editors and video producers can rejoice: Adobe offers a version of Adobe Premiere Pro natively compatible with Macs based on Apple Silicon chips. However, this is only a beta, some adjustments are still necessary.

After Photoshop and Lightroom , it's Premiere Prode's turn to make its debut on Apple's new computers. MacBook Pro, Air and mini based on Apple Silicon ARM processorscan now be used in video editing.

Adobe, the father of Premiere Pro, specifies, however, that this version is only a beta and that all the features are not yet implemented. Many are still in the internal testing phase but, as they stand, it is possible to edit and encode a large number of content (H.264, HEVC, ProRes).

All bugs that may be encountered are listed on a special page of the publisher's website.

As for the modules and other plug-ins that can be used with the software, Adobe specifies that it is their authors who will have to do what is necessary to ensure compatibility with Apple's new technical platform.

Adobe Premiere Pro , in emulated mode on Mac mini or MacBook with M1 processor , the publisher warns that some plug-ins may not work there again.