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Color changes not displayed in program monitor
Hey guys,
When changing colors on video clip on a timeline, program monitor does not preview the changes, however if I tweak colors on a master clip (with Lumetri) source monitor does. Also, when I click export media, preview window is showing the changes. Program monitor seems to be the only one not displaying changes.
p.s. I tried others effects like fast blur, and its working. Colors (fast color corrector, Lumetri) are not working.
what can be the problem?
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10 Replies
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are you using adjustment layer on your timeline than add color correction onto the layer
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No, I was applying colors without an adjustment layer, however now I tried with adj layer and it didn’t work either 🙁
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more info:
In picture below, I tweaked the colors but there is no effect on a program monitor however,
On picture below, I opened Media Export and can see the changes
COMPUTER INFO:
OS: Windows 10 Pro
Processor: Intel Core i5 760 @2.80GHz
Installed memory: 16.0 GB
System type: 64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor
Graphics Card: GeForce GT440PROJECT INFO
Premiere Version: 2017.0.01
Footage: Full HD .mov H264 files from T3iFAILED FIX ATTEMPTS
Reinstalled Premiere
Tried on other clips with different formats
Tried on other projects
Tried adjustment layers
Cleaned Media Cache Database -
Try turning the mercury playback engine to software only.
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WOW, I did change it to software only and strange thing happened:
It only shows changes when I am grabbing and dragging the Lumetri sliders (saturation,contrast, exposure), however when I release it, it changes are not displayed
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Tero,
I think it happens, because the previews are deleted when you change to Sofware only.
look in the picture below, when I make a change to colors, red color bar appears on the top of a clip meaning that this segment of the sequence does not have a rendered preview file associated with it.
So when i I render within the timeline, changes are visible.
am really confused.p.s. I updated my video drivers
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Levan,
Did you by any chance resolve this issue? I started experiencing the exact same thing two days ago, and updating my OS and Premiere have not changed anything.
Best,
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This looks like an old thread but figured I’d answer it since I ran into the problem today and it’s 2019. The global effects toggle switch needs to be turned off/on. One way to do it is to add the “fx” button to the program monitor shortcuts. Click on the “+” on the bottom right of the program monitor, then drag the “fx” button to the toolbar. Once it’s there you click it on/off to see/hide the effects. That’s it!
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This just happened to me as well (May 2019). Your answer saved me a lot of frustration and taught me about a valuable function! Thank you!!
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No problem!
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