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Premiere Pro with Mercalli Prodad stabilizer v4 Plugin : Video Preview Error : Error compiling movie
Dear friends,
Has anyone experienced such problem & solved it:I have tested the Mercalli 4 0 487 plugin (default settings ) to stabilize some clips on Adobe premiere V. 2019,
some clips (maybe 1 in every 5, I am guessing), fail in pre render stage
and gives the following error code:Video Preview Error
"Error compiling movie
Render Error
Render returned error
Writing with exporter : QuickTime
writing to file ....
around time code:...
rendering at offset: 60.320 seconds
Component: QuickTime of type Exporter
Selector:9
Error code: -1609760768"-if I don’t use the Mercalli stabilizer: I DON’T get pre rendering ERRORS
-On the other hand premiere’s warp stabilizer is very slow and sometimes it doesn’t respond to “analyze”my premiere project setting:
editing 1080p,
Prores 422 (I tried in prores 422 lite as well)pc config:
Laptop, i7 7500U @2.70 Ghz3.50 Ghz, 64 bit
Nvidia Gtx 950M 4 gb, Intel HD 520,
w10 1909
ssd 512 gbappreciate and thank you for your time and help in advance
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1 Reply
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Hello, Josh!
That sucks! But let me suggest you a trick. Sometimes during editing, for some reason, our sequences become crippled. What I normally do when that happens is: I create a new project and I copy all bins and sequences to the new project. The copied files won’t bring errors to the new project sometimes. That deceives Adobe Premiere for some reason. If that doesn’t solve your problem, I could try sending your sequence to After Effects and stabilizing it there. After Effects stabilizer is veeeery good, but you could try to use the Mercalli stabilizer also. In order to do that, you should right-click on your sequence and look for the “Edit in After Effects”. This tricks automatically opens your sequence on AE. Once you’re done there, just save it and close the software and go back to Premiere and see if everything works.
In order to prevent any possible errors during the rendering and exporting, I would try a different exporting process. There’s a plugin called AfterCodecs – It would help you to succeed in your export. Check it out: http://www.autokroma.com/AfterCodecsTo any moderator coming to my post: I’m not making any advertisement regarding products whatsoever. I’m just trying to help a colleague by suggesting possibilities.
I hope you fix your problems! =)
Best wishes,
Daniel Carranza
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