I am aware that it won't be powerful.I was simply interested in anyone who happened to have experience with specific failures (not disappointing hardware speed, actual functional failures). What I was looking for specifically was anyone's experience who might have actually tried running this setup. We also have multiple M1 machines and are simply trying to cover the gap in the short term until the rest arrive.one coffee can is running Adobe 2021 and two are running 2019, so it's not as if we're trying to leap 9 years from a software perspective. The workflows and resource loading are well-known as we got these machines new. We currently use the machines with 2160p.we have a 10 G network that plugs us into a media storage system that will run about a half-petabyte by the end of the year with online and nearline storage between two facilities. Since this was posted from my day job Adobe ID, it shows me as a newb from a status perspective I think.getting notifications that I just got some credit for my 'first post'.
I know.we both go back to Creative Cow early days. I am running Creative Cloud 2022 apps on an older i7 Mac laptop running Catalina with very little (or really any) issues, so my question is whether anyone has tried it, and if they have seen notable malfunctions, as opposed to whether it's recommended by Adobe. While I am certain that 2022 version Adobe applications won't be as responsive as they are on all our M1 based machines, my question was whether anyone has actually tried this and had any notable malfunctions (vs just overall computational speed on an older system). The OS requirements can be met on these machines, and while they're ready for replacement, we have to cover some time until the replacements arrive.
Yes, I have read the system requirements, thanks.Īs I learned from the days when I was very active in the pre-release activities for Premiere and PPro, and the Chief product guy for Digieffects, and extremely involved with CineForm in the pre GoPro days.minimum system requirements are based on practical user expectations and what hardware fits into the practical bandwidth for QA to test.
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