Premiere Pro CS6 and Retina Display

>use Prem CS6 in iPad

I was not aware that PPro would install on an iPad... as far as I know, you must have a computer... and one that meets the requirements Adobe has posted on the product page

  There is no way in the world that Premiere would run on a current  Ipad.

But it might well run on a Surface tablet.  That's one of the nice things about Microsoft's decision to have one OS for both desktops and tablets.

Of course, trying to use a program as complex as Premiere Pro without a proper keyboard and mouse, that's another story.

Please don't start a second discussion on the same problem.  I deleted your other discussion.

From the deleted discussion:

"What I ment to say what area do I go to in Prem CS6 to make a video in retina and then export that video to ipad4?"

The answer is very similar to the one you got in the Lightroom forum.  "Retina" is just a marketing term for a high-resolution display.

To quote from that topic:

The iPad retina display is 2048x1536 so those are the pixel dimensions you'd set in the Export dialog.

Do the same thing in Premiere Pro.  Use an H.264 preset that has the frame dimensions that you want.  It looks like you can start with an Apple iPad2/iPhone 4S preset and modify that.

Jeff

OK... after other replies, and mention of a duplicate posting, you might want to go to

The tutorial list in message #3 http://forums.adobe.com/message/2276578

The iPad retina display is 2048x1536 so those are the pixel dimensions you'd set in the Export dialog.

Of course, there is no video being shot at such a resolution, so unless you're working only with clips shot with an iPad, you'd export at the same resolution as your media and just let the iPad scale it to full during playback.

unless you're working only with clips shot with an iPad,

Or unless the exported video is a slideshow.

Jeff

I don't know.  Square pictures?  So...passé.

I do not know how this might, or might not, apply to Premiere Pro, but Adobe is working with Apple to solve some Retina Display issues with Photoshop CS 6. There seem to be several issues, per Chris Cox's (Sr. Engineer) comments on similar PS threads.

It seems that Retina Display and some Adobe products, are not quite ready for prime time, yet.

Hunt

I wonder what can be so difficult about it.  There have been 2560 x 1440 monitors looong before Apple came out with it's Retina display.  I've never heard of anyone having trouble with Adobe software on such a high res monitor.

Why? I cannot tell you. However, head over to the PS>General Discussions Forum, and take a look at most of the Retina Display threads. Pay special attention to comments from Chris Cox.

Hunt

Nah, it's barely even a minor curiosity for me.  I'll never use a machine with a Retina display.