There seems to be a bug when time reversing

[Ian Dillon]

Thanks for responding Dave,

It’s not H.264 type footage, but I know the problem you are talking about. That’s not the problem I’m having. I’m using ProRes and MXF files. Both have the issue.

If I time reverse a layer that I have applied time remapping to, the first one or two frames gets cut off when I render sometimes. The frame/s do not appear dropped in the timeline window, however, and sometimes when I adjust the in point it does appear missing!!! Clearly a bug. I wish I knew what the deal is with this because I’ve been using AE for twenty years and just noticing the problem on last two projects.

20 Year After Effects User
MacBook Pro 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB Ram
Adobe Creative Cloud

Playroom Creative
We are an Orange County Video Production and Marketing company.
http://www.PlayroomCreative.com

[Ian Dillon]

OS 10.9.5
AE 13.1.0.111

Funny thing is, most the time I can’t see the dropped frame when scrubbing timeline, but it shows up in render!

20 Year After Effects User
MacBook Pro 2.3 GHz Intel Core i7
16 GB Ram
Adobe Creative Cloud

Playroom Creative
We are an Orange County Video Production and Marketing company.
http://www.PlayroomCreative.com

[Brian Charles]

Does the same thing happen when using Layer > Time Reverse Layer or only with Time Remapping?

Is this happening in all render settings? For example does it show up in a PNG sequence render?