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  • Alpha Glitch upon RE-launching Premiere

    Posted by Daniel Novisedlak on January 21, 2020 at 9:21 pm

    Hello,

    I’ve noticed that after re-launching Premiere all of my video files that have an alpha layer (Quicktime Movie with Animation Codec set with RGB+Alpha, Millions of Colors+) has a blue tinted glitch that appears at the exact 16th frame each time.

    The file when originally imported in Premiere plays back just fine. After quitting and re-launching the program a blue transparent tint appears on the alpha layer. I can delete the file and re-import the file and the blue tint will still be present. It’s only after I re-render a new version of the alpha movie file that this blue tint is not present, but will appear again after re-launching.

    Premier – 13.1.2
    MacOS 10.14.6

    I can’t find any similar post or solutions with the words I’m searching with. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks,

    Mel Ruiz replied 5 years, 9 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • Mel Ruiz

    July 28, 2020 at 3:58 am

    I had a similar issue today. AE and Premiere current versions (as of today, 20200727) and working on iMac with high sierra). I exported a thought bubble comp (where the bubble’s opacity fades to 0)  with alpha from AE and brought into premiere. once i exported from premiere and the alpha channel was turquoise just like yours when the fade out happened. I tried animation codec first, then prores 4444. When i first imported 4444 into sequence it looked perfect. but blue was back in export and never went away after I closed and reopened premiere. Even if i deleted the file from project and reimported it. 

    so weird. anyone know what’s going on? there were no effects on this comp. just opacity keyframes.

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