By build 7.2.2, Adobe had perfected the Mercury Engine. Unlike the buggy initial release of CC, this final build offers robust CUDA (NVIDIA) and OpenCL (AMD) acceleration. Real-time playback of RED, ARRI, and Canon C500 footage was finally stable.
It is important to note upfront that is a legacy version of the software, released around 2013/2014 as part of the Creative Cloud initial rollout. It is significantly older than the current "Pro" versions (which are based on the 24.x series). Adobe Premiere Pro CC 7.2.2 Build 33 Final
Because this is a legacy version (circa 2014-2015), its system requirements are modest by today's standards. This is a primary reason why it remains in use on older "zombie" editing rigs. By build 7
One of the hallmarks of Premiere Pro is its "native" editing philosophy. Build 33 Final included robust support for: Red R3D optimization Enhanced Sony F5/F55 workflows It is important to note upfront that is
Streamlined background rendering capabilities.