Effective immediately, Adobe now requires that all users must log into Creative Cloud applications with a valid Adobe ID when using workstations that have shared device license software installed on them (e.g. UCF media labs, edit suites, classrooms etc.). Fortunately, your existing UCF NID now serves as an Adobe ID…
All Film Program workstations, suites, and classrooms have been updated to the latest release of Adobe CC 2017 (v11.1.2) and macOS Sierra (v10.12.6). We strongly recommend any student running Premiere Pro v11.1.0 to update as soon as possible as some of our stand-a-lone users have reported problems with project and…
Please wait to update to Adobe CC 2017. Students who wish to move their editorial projects between Film Program workstations and their home computers should wait to run application updates and ignore when prompted to do so by software developers (aka pushed update alerts). Film Operations thoroughly tests new application version…
Film Operations currently supports Mac OS X El Capitan version 10.11.6 and OS X Yosemite version 10.10.5 on all production workstations. We strongly encourage all students who wish to move projects between Film Program editorial workstations and their home Apple Macintosh computers to not upgrade their operating systems to macOS Sierra (formerly OS…
All workstations supported by Film Operations will be receiving new images this week. These images include updates to the latest versions of Mac OS X El Capitan v10.11.6, Adobe Creative Cloud, DaVinci Resolve, AutoDesk Smoke, Showbiz Budgeting and Actualization, Microsoft Office, and other crucial applications and utilities. Deployment Timeline: Tuesday,…
A new disk image has been deployed to all iMac editorial workstations in the SVAD Graduate Lab at the UCF Center for Emerging Media. This includes moving to OS X El Capitan (10.11.4) and the latest versions of Adobe Creative Cloud (Release 2015.2) and Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve (12.3.2), amongst…
A new disk image has been deployed to all main campus editorial workstations. This includes moving to OS X El Capitan (10.11.3) and the latest versions of Adobe Creative Cloud (Release 2015.2) and Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve (12.3.1), amongst other improvements. CEM editorial workstations will receive this update in the upcoming…
Adobe Creative Cloud desktop applications have been deployed on all Film Production Lab and Capstone Editing Suite workstations. All users are encouraged to upgrade their current Premiere Pro CS6 projects to Premiere Pro CC projects if they are not also using CS6 on their home computers to edit their projects. This can be easily done by opening their CS6 project files in Premiere Pro CC and following the prompts (when asked, be sure to make a back up of your CS6 project file before doing this, just incase there is a migration error). Premiere Pro CC is now the default application for all .prproj files, so double clicking a project file will always open the project in CC. If you do not wish to upgrade your project file to work in CC at this time, just cancel out of the conversion process.