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A demanding, highly compressed format like iPhone 4K footage at 60 fps plays smoothly on the Premiere Pro timeline.”

For example, XAVC S 4K footage imported 187 percent faster and encoding to ProRes 422 was 129 percent faster. “Pfeiffer’s testing of 774 individual benchmarks) shows marked improvements for importing, playback, and exports. KEY FINDING: “There was not a single benchmark where the M1 hardware was slower than the Intel version.” (Pfieffer Report)Įven in it’s beta stage, the performance improvements in Premiere are, frankly, stunning. “Based on all benchmarks conducted, Creative Cloud is on average over 80% faster using the M1 system when compared to an identically configured Intel system.” (Adobe)

Apple CPUs and the results are impressive! NOTE: Adobe makes a point to say “Premiere Pro’s M1 support, currently in beta, will be available soon.”Īt the same time, Adobe released a 3rd-party white paper, created by Pfeiffer Report ( link), comparing the speed of native Adobe apps on Intel vs. This morning, Adobe updated three of its Creative Cloud applications: Illustrator, InDesign, and Lightroom Classic now support Apple’s M1 Macs.