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Hackintosh hates lumetri?
Hello!
I have an issue that has been driving me nuts over the past few months. When rendering from premiere, with the lumeteri effect on a clip, I receive an export with this weird artifact/glitch – https://vimeo.com/245025326.
A few workarounds I’ve found (occasionally) work are deleting the render files in to out, toggling between H.264, to QuickTime as an export codec (and vice versa). 100% of the time, if I delete the lumetri effect, it renders fine. It doesn’t happen when I play back on my timeline prior to export unless I render the sequence in to out.
If I dynamic link everything to after effects, and render from there – it works just fine. Media Encoder will render with this issue.
My workstation is a built hackintosh (4.3ghz i7, 32 gb ram, geforce nvidia 960) and it works like a champ, until – I render a clip from premiere with the lumetri effect on. I read somewhere that this was an issue when rendering to H.264, but it’s present in all codecs.
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Does it happen if you send the clip to AE and add the Lumetri effect in AE? Or is it just PPro? Does it do it when queued to AME, or have you tried exporting straight out of PPro export dialog box? From AMe, try using Rendered: Software Only.
Just a few things to check out.
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Does it also happen when you export to other codecs?
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That’s what he said on the last line of his message.
” I read somewhere that this was an issue when rendering to H.264, but it’s present in all codecs.” -
My mistake, didn’t see that line.
If you move the Lumetri to a different folder inside of the lut folder in the Adobe Premiere settings does the glitch still appear?
I Hate Television. I Hate It As Much As Peanuts. But I Can’t Stop Eating Peanuts.
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if you transcode to prores 422 hq as an offline proxy full quality first, does the issue still exist? it could be the h.264 codec is messed up as well. what does it say in mediainfo for the codec type? I’ve seen some problems where a lavfilter hijacks the codec decode. Also, is this a XAVC codec?, because those have a known banding bug.
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Have you tried to clean database cache?
Massimo Alberto Croce
Video Editor, Colorist, Pro Tools Editor
massimoalberto.croce@gmail.com
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