Adobe has started to talk about their skunkworks projects a little early this year.

Adobe Creative Cloud pro video tools (http://success.adobe.com/en/na/programs/events/1303_30759_nab.html?sdid=KEYJL)

I'll be in the AJA booth running Premiere Pro and 4K...should be an interesting week in the American capital of good taste and moderation...

The audio synching for multicam looks amazing. It'll be good to have it all inside Premiere, rather than having to use 3rd-party software that's always a bit clunky.

The updates to the timeline editing in Premiere look pretty cool too!

Adobe appear to have found ways of correcting some of the problems they introduced with Premiere Pro CS6. It is a pity that they lack the common decency to make these available to those who purchased CS6 in good faith, without further payment. I assume that consumer protection legislation in the USA is weaker than in Europe.

Didn't they do the same with the MXF file handling bugs in CS5? The fix was to pay for an upgrade, as I recall!