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Evercast Device Interface

by Evercast·Workflow

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Why we like it

Evercast Device Interface earns its spot in the adobe_exchange library as the bridge between Premiere Pro and Evercast's collaboration platform, delivering sub-one-frame latency along with wide color gamut, deep color, and HDR support.

What is Evercast Device Interface?

Evercast Device Interface (EDI) streams from Adobe Premiere Pro directly into an Evercast room. It runs with less than one frame of latency and supports wide color gamuts, deep color, and HDR.

Evercast itself is a secure real-time collaboration platform that combines video conferencing, high-resolution content streaming, and intuitive review tools in one place. It's used on projects at every major Hollywood studio and streaming company, from pre-production through post-production. EDI is the piece that connects a Premiere Pro session to that platform.

To get started, download the Evercast desktop app from the developer's page, then click the Stream button inside an Evercast room. This release is version 1.0.2, last updated November 12, 2025, and requires Premiere Pro 24.0 or later.

Who is Evercast Device Interface best for?

Evercast Device Interface is best for remote review and collaboration on Premiere Pro projects, from pre-production through post-production.

How much does Evercast Device Interface cost?

Evercast Device Interface is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Streams from Adobe Premiere Pro directly into an Evercast room
  • Latency of less than one frame
  • Supports wide color gamuts, deep color, and HDR
  • Real-time, high-quality streaming
  • Video conferencing and review tools through the Evercast platform
  • Remote collaboration

Tags

#Premiere Pro#streaming#remote collaboration#video conferencing#HDR#real-time#Evercast

Frequently asked questions

Does Evercast Device Interface work with Premiere Pro 24.0?

Evercast Device Interface is compatible with Premiere Pro 24.0 and later. If you're running that version or a newer release, EDI can stream your Premiere Pro output directly into an Evercast room with less than one frame of latency. The plugin was last updated on November 12, 2025, at version 1.0.2. For details on your specific setup or any version-specific questions, check the developer's support page linked with this listing.

How do I stream from Premiere Pro using Evercast Device Interface?

Evercast Device Interface streams from Adobe Premiere Pro directly into an Evercast room. To use it, download the Evercast desktop app from the developer's page, then click the Stream button inside an Evercast room. From there, EDI sends your Premiere Pro output with less than one frame of latency and support for wide color gamuts, deep color, and HDR. The developer's support page has further setup guidance.

What changed in Evercast Device Interface 1.0.2?

Evercast Device Interface 1.0.2, released on November 12, 2025, fixed a potential issue with audio format support and an issue with multi-user usage on macOS. Beyond those fixes, EDI streams from Premiere Pro into an Evercast room with less than one frame of latency and support for wide color gamuts, deep color, and HDR. The developer's support page covers further details.

Is Evercast Device Interface free?

Evercast Device Interface is listed as free in this catalog. For current licensing details, check the developer's support page linked with this listing. The plugin connects Adobe Premiere Pro to Evercast, a secure real-time collaboration platform that combines video conferencing, high-resolution content streaming, and intuitive review tools. Evercast is used on projects at every major Hollywood studio and streaming company, from pre- to post-production.

Alternatives to Evercast Device Interface

Also in Workflow for Premiere Pro.

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