Adobe Community: I have 64 bit capablilty. Should my version of Premiere Pro and After Effect say "64 bit"?

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1. markerline,

Jun 10, 2012 10:16 AM in reply to Joeboyd1

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I do not know about the Creative Cloud but the boxed version and download version of CS6 is such that both of those software packages are 64-bit only. Or so I think. I don't believe you can run those programs on a 32-bit computer unless you are using CS4 which is a few years back.

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2. Shermbo,

Jun 10, 2012 11:51 AM in reply to Joeboyd1

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markerline is correct, support for 32bit in Premiere Pro was only through version CS4.

You won't be able to install (or even see it listed in the Application Manager) on a 32-bit system.

If you have a 64-bit system you should be good-to-go for all Creative Cloud apps.

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3. Manish-Sharma,

Jun 10, 2012 12:10 PM in reply to Joeboyd1

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What is your System info ?

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4. Joeboyd1,

Jun 10, 2012 1:01 PM in reply to Manish-Sharma

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Intel(R) Core(TM2 Quad Cpu Q9450 @ 2.66GHz 2.67GHz

8.00 GB ram

64 bit operating system.

Photoshop and Illustrator both have an non 64 bit version. Hense my question wheather there was a seperate version for the other programs as well. Thanks for the info

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5. markerline,

Jun 10, 2012 3:13 PM in reply to Joeboyd1

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On Mac it is difficult to tell from the directory structure whether you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of an application although there is a utility which reveals this information.

However on Windows it is as simple as looking in Program Files.

On 32-bit machines you will ONLY see "Program Files" in the C: directory if you installed your adobe applications to the default location

On 64-bit machines you will see "Program Files" AND "Program Files (x86)". The latter is where all of your 32-bit applications are installed by default unless you choose a custom location which is possible for some but not all computer applications. With Adobe CS applications you CAN choose a specific target location or even a different drive partition to install your applications.

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6. Baljeet S. Juneja,

Jun 10, 2012 10:49 PM in reply to Joeboyd1

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Hi Joe,

Premiere Pro and After Effects CS 6 are only 64 bit applications.

They don't have any non 64 bit version .

On a 64 bit machine, you will only see Premiere Pro CS 6 and after Efects CS 6, they will not say 64 bit because its obviuos that these are only 64 bit apps.

If we talk about PS CS 6 and Illustrator CS 6, these are the two apps which have both 32 bit and 64 bit versions, when installed on 64 bit machine.

Thanks,

Baljeet

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7. exPAtriat,

Nov 24, 2012 8:35 AM in reply to Baljeet S. Juneja

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Can I ask then about this having both 32 and 64 bit versions, has anyone noticed any conflicts from running either one?

I have a 64 bit machine and first the 32 bit version installed then the 64 after I ran an update from within Photoshop.

Is there any need to worry about running one vs the other? They are both compatible using friles with other programs etc?

Thanks

Dan

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8. Ken G. Rice,

Nov 29, 2012 4:09 PM in reply to exPAtriat

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@exPAtriat - Dan you can use either version of Photoshop. You should see better performance using the 64-bit version on your 64-bit system.

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I have 64 bit capablilty. Should my version of Premiere Pro and After Effect say "64 bit"?

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