: This version enhanced the "Shared Projects" feature, allowing multiple editors to work on the same project simultaneously with "Read Only" or "Write" permissions to prevent over-writing each other's work.
Released in April 2018, version 12.1.2 was the second major maintenance and feature update for the CC 2018 cycle. While the initial 2018 release (version 12.0) introduced "Shared Projects" for team collaboration, 12.1.2 refined these features and introduced "Auto Ducking," a breakthrough AI-powered audio tool.
The request refers to , which was a significant update in Adobe’s creative suite focused on collaborative workflows and advanced audio tools. The "Story" of Premiere Pro 12.1.2 (2018 Update) adobe-premiere-pro-cc-2018-12-1-2-69-full-version-2022
: Users gained the ability to edit motion graphics templates created in After Effects directly within the Premiere timeline, including support for more font types and styles.
: Powered by Adobe Sensei (Adobe's AI), this feature automatically lowers the volume of background music when it detects dialogue, saving editors hours of manual keyframing. : This version enhanced the "Shared Projects" feature,
: Officially requires 8 GB (16 GB or 32 GB recommended for 4K).
As of 2026, version 12.1.2 is considered a "legacy" version. It is often sought out by users with older hardware because it was the last version to reliably support older operating systems like or earlier versions of macOS that newer "Creative Cloud" updates no longer support. The request refers to , which was a
: Relies on GPU acceleration technology to handle high-resolution video.