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Export Transition Issue
I’ve uploaded a clip detailing what happens when I export. Warp stabilizer is applied to two of the clips and all clips are supposed to dissolve into each other.
I’ve tried using both cross dissolves and manual opacity manipulation to achieve this, both the the same glitchy results.
All footage is 1920×1080 24p. Export settings all match.
This is happening to just about every clip that I have applied the warp stabilizer to, across pretty much all of my projects. I have tried to apply the effect to the clip in a new sequence and it still exports with the terrible glitch. This is definitely something new to CC as I have been on premiere for years.
Thanks,
Brian Moore -
8 Replies
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Once I installed CC 2014.1 I’m having the same transition issues using any Sapphire transition or standard transition.. mine have a purple glitch throughout the trans… as well as before and after the transition duration… at first I thought my NVidia GPU was going bad but after talking to others this appears to be an issue with the new release.. not to mention I can’t render anything longer than a minute without Media Encoder crashing..
I did update the NVidia 5000 to 340.84 driver version thinking this would solve the issue, not the case however… This seems to definitely be an Adobe CC problem.. Hopefully someone knows about this.
Bill Casteel
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you could try first exporting the clips after using warp stabilizer and reimporting them and applying the transitions
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Hey Brian! I am experiencing the same problem with my exports using Warp Stabilizer in CC 2014. Have you made any progress in figuring out a solution? I can’t seem to find anyone else experiencing this issue.
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Found the issue:
In file/ project settings change the guy acceleration from OpenCL to CUDA
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Brian,
This is happening in Premiere CC not After Effects… there is no choice like that in Premiere as far as I can see.
Bill Casteel
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I have had the same issue in Premiere CC 2014.
Warp Stabilizer + Cross Dissolve generates hideous artifacts when exporting.
By changing to Software Engine everything works OK again, but exporting takes way much longer to do.
You can change Playback Engine by going to File -> Project Settings -> General…
As seen here:
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I’m having the same issue. I tried the suggestion of switching to software engine rendering, and I’ve still got issues on only clips with warp stab. This sucks profoundly. Even dumped all render files and cleaned the media cache.
Anyone else have suggestions?
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Learned something from the Adobe forum…
I switched to software engine rendering in PP, but failed to do that in AME Pref’s.
After doing that, the glitches on warp stab. clips went away.Hope there’s a fix soon.
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