What are the differences between PR versions?

Differences between PR versions are mainly in terms of feature updates and optimizations.
Feature updates and optimizations in different versions
Adobe Premiere Pro CS3: The Creative Suite (CS) nomenclature has been added, and the unprecedented dynamic linking function has been realized.
Adobe Premiere Pro CS4: This is the last version that supports 32-bit, restores some bugs, and supports importing FLV format.
Adobe Premiere 6.5: added a live preview feature, an enhanced subtitle editor, audio editing tools, and an MPEG encoder.
Adobe Premiere 7.0: The concept of “Pro” was introduced for the first time, and many professional features were added, which are still used today.
Adobe Premiere Pro 1.0: Released in 2003, it is the first version of Premiere Pro.
Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5: released in 2004, further optimized the user experience.
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5: released in 2010, adding more advanced editing features.
Adobe Premiere Pro 2022: the latest version, which adds AI-driven intelligent editing, enhanced 3D and VR support, cross-platform collaboration and cloud synchronization, as well as optimized performance and hardware acceleration.
Specific feature differences between versions
Adobe Premiere Pro CS3: Adds Creative Suite and implements dynamic linking capabilities.
Adobe Premiere Pro CS4: supports 32-bit, restores some bugs, and supports FLV format.
Adobe Premiere 6.5: added real-time preview, subtitle editor and MPEG encoder.
Adobe Premiere 7.0: proposed the concept of “Pro” and added professional features.
Adobe Premiere Pro 1.0: first release, added many basic and professional features.
Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5: further optimized user experience.
Adobe Premiere Pro CS5: adds more advanced editing features.
Adobe Premiere Pro 2022: the latest version, adding AI-driven intelligent editing, 3D and VR support, cross-platform collaboration and cloud synchronization, optimized performance and hardware acceleration.
Advice on choosing the right version
Choosing the right version should be based on individual needs and hardware configuration. Higher versions are usually more full-featured and powerful, but also require higher hardware support. For newbies, it is more important to choose a stable and full-featured version, such as Adobe Premiere Pro 18, , etc. are good choices!