DME ResourcesAdobe Premiere Rush on a Galaxy S10
(Originally published June 9, 2020) Editing on a mobile device never interested me really, until Adobe jumped on that train. Adobe Premiere Rush was released in May 2019. In this video I'm recording my Galaxy S10 screen along with system audio & mic, while editing HD video. Even with multiple tracks, I'm finding it pretty impressive performance-wise. Share projects & media effortlessly by Syncing with Creative Cloud, so you can jump in the project on your PC or mobile device...from anywhere. (PS - One of my first screen recordings from the S10, so cut me some slack on the crappy audio.)
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| Created Date: | 10-18-2023 |
| Last Updated Date: | 11-09-2023 |
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