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    Adobe Systems Inc. has released Adobe Premiere 6.5, the newest version of its digital video editing software.

    Advancements to the software include Real-Time Preview, Adobe Title Designer and support for MPEG-2 export and DVD authoring. Editors can use Premiere to produce professional video for DVD, tape, CD-ROM and Web use.

    Premiere 6.5 also has extensive hardware support, including video hardware and third-party capture cards. Video editors can use these capabilities to customize the editing workflow.

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