Neat Video published a 6.1.4 update on October 5 covering macOS 27 compatibility, Apple M5 Ultra and M6 hardware and a set of host-application updates. It also includes stability fixes and a Premiere setting for describing processing speed.
For an editor who uses Premiere and After Effects, a plugin can be the hidden compatibility issue when a Mac OS or host application changes. Before upgrading, list the noise-reduction effects used in active projects and check their installed versions.
The action is simple: review the vendor changelog, compare against the current Mac and Adobe versions, and update only if the plugin is in use or a planned system upgrade requires it. This is workflow maintenance, not a reason to buy software.
What to do: Check installed Neat Video and host versions before the next macOS or Premiere update.