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You need to ask the delivery specifications for that playback system.
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You could use the logo and the title as track mattes.
https://www.schoolofmotion.com/blog/how-to-use-track-mattes-after-effects
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If you want to export the timeline for vertical viewing, set your project preferences to the output resolution you want eg. 1080×1920.
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It looks like they have a talented DP and a good colorist and I would assume they just didn’t slap some LUT on it and call it a day.
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You could try the Fnordware Webm plugin.
Edit: Oh wait it’s for Premiere and AME. I don’t remember how the licensing went in CS6, but the video production specific bundles would’ve had AME.
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I work mostly in professional workflows where the number one rule is: DO NOT RENAME CAMERA ORIGINALS.
There is an exception if the camera doesn’t name the files in a unique way where it will become a problem during online conforming.
If I had so much stuff I’d need to put them in some DAM software I would just add keywords in there instead of modifying the file itself.
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Have you tried trashing the preferences?
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CS6 doesn’t have prores on Windows.
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You can use the project manager to collect your files to a new location.
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The CUDA acceleration back then was limited to a few cards, but could be hacked on for some cards that had enough VRAM and cores. I don’t doubt that it showed up, but I kinda doubt it did much because CS6 is quite limited what it actually did with the GPU. Even with a supported card there were a bunch of issues so one would use software rendering anyway. Also it didn’t help with H264 encoding/decoding. Only some effects, scaling, deinterlacing etc.
CC supports hardware accelerated encoding/decoding on supported CPUs and GPUs.
If you don’t want to update Premiere then there is the free version of Resolve.