The software features full support for multicamera editing, supporting up to four simultaneous cameras. You can view tracks from a multicamera shoot easily and switch between them on the fly, making it easy to cut between several different angles without having to spend all your time matching action.

Premiere Pro includes Encore, a full DVD production suite with support for DVD, Blu-ray, and Flash. You'll be able to create a single project and choose to build for one of these formats on the fly, eliminating the need for maintaining separate projects for SD, HD, and web authoring.

The software supports native HDV editing, allowing you to work with high-definition video without suffering any conversion or quality loss. With a powerful computer, you can even play back your video in real time without spending hours rendering transitions, titles, effects, and color correction.

You can now take advantage of enhanced color correction tools. Choose fast correction for quick adjustments, or opt to use several secondary color-correction tools to make more detailed modifications.

Premiere Pro is capable of editing video captured via tapeless camcorders. It fully supports content captured from Panasonic P2 cameras in DVCPRO, DVCPROHD, and AVC-Intra formats; it even supports files that span multiple P2 cards. It also supports Sony XDCAM EX and XDCAM HD formats.

The Adobe Media Encoder application allows you to encode video for use on the web. It supports many compression formats, including FLV, F4V, Windows Media, MPEG-2, H.264, and QuickTime. It supports batch encoding features, allowing you to start any number of jobs and have them run unattended.

OnLocation is a suite of video recording and monitoring tools that allows you to use a computer as a portable digital video recorder, field monitor, and video signal evaluation processor.