Mise à jour Adobe Creative Cloud… After Effects et Premiere Pro à re-découvrir !

• Back button added to Media Browser
• Sequences have thumbnails that Hover Scrub in Icon view in the Project Panel
• The Add Edit command overrides track targeting, favoring instead the selected clips under the playhead
• The Edit To Tape dialog supports JKL shortcuts
• Negative speeds can be set in the Clip Speed/Duration dialog for reverse playback
• Audio channel layouts can be selected during QuickTime export
• The Clip Name effect provides three naming options (Sequence Item Name, Project Item Name, File Name)
• The Timecode effect automatically matches the Time Display parameter (or timebase) to the source clip
• Transitions can be pasted to multiple edit points
• All Effect parameters have individual reset buttons
• Support for reading captions from MXF files (SMPTE 436M ancillary data track) as well as writing captions to the MXF OP1a format
• Support for decoding and re-encoding CEA-708 captions.
• Captions in QuickTime movies can be read regardless of the video codec
• Caption files with a *.dfxp filename extension can be imported
• Camera angles in Multicam source sequences can display camera angles as track names or clip names
• New preference to allow the trim type of a previously selected point with the cursor
• Improved, GPU accelerated Direct Manipulation
• Multiple clips and sequences can be sent to Adobe Media Encoder at once

• +1 more feature – decided by YOU

We asked. You answered.  Many of the JDI feature requests submitted are already IN the list above, now you have the chance to help us decide one more feature that will be coded at the IBC Show and included in the October 2013 release.  Vote via Twitter from Monday, Sept 9th at 6pm PST to Tuesday, Sept 10th at 6pm PST, including @AdobePremiere and #myJDI with the number/name of the feature YOU want in the next release:

• 1. Render Multiple Sequences: Ability to highlight sequences in a bin, and choose to render them all – not encode, just render any effects on those timelines.
  2. Add Effect Preset: Double clicking an Effect Preset adds it to the selected clip instead of editing the preset. Making them the same behaviour as adding the base effect or plugin keeping workflow consistent.
  3. In/Out Ripple Delete: Ripple Delete works on in/out ranges not just selection
  4. Add Keyframe Shortcut: An Add Keyframe keyboard shortcut.
  5. Toggle All Target Shortcut: Ability to toggle target all tracks on and off at the same time.