The big news for Encore CS6 is that it is now 64-bit native. This should provide some speed improvements in both processing and loading of assets as well as make the program more stable. This application opened nearly two seconds faster than the CS5 version and was able to load a 3.2GB MPEG-2 file in 34 seconds instead of the 57 it took CS5. During our tests we did not experience one hiccup; not like the somewhat regular cases with CS5. Other improvements include creating chapter playlists when authoring Blu-ray discs and an expanded Web DVD authoring tool set.
Adobe’s newest version of its content-creation system Creative Suite 6 has been placed at the crossroads of those two diverging paths. You can’t really create content for tablet or smartphone devices without processing it first on more traditional computers, which have the power that designers, artists, photographers, videographers, publishers and others in the content-creation business need to display their creations on a variety of handheld devices.
64-bit Encore CS6
Speed up your Blu-ray Disc and DVD authoring workflow and get rock-solid, native 64-bit performance and stability. Open and save projects fast, and get dramatic performance working on demanding projects.
Though Steve Jobs’ rejection of Flash for the iPad was officially based on new features in HTML5, it was still a divisive decision for fans of both Apple and Adobe. But Adobe managed to have the last word — last year, Apple upset a number people when it drastically updated its own video-editing software, Final Cut Pro X. A number of Final Cut Pro users felt alienated, and that resulted in a small flood of new users of Adobe’s Premiere Pro.
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