Adam Rosenberg
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Try applying the RepeTile effect before your directional blur. Set the tiling to Unfold and increase the number of pixels to the sides that need repeated pixels.
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Yep. I never figured out a way around it. I think rendering out a video file from Premiere then importing into AE is the only for sure way to make it stop.
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Well upon re-opening the project, the problem is back. Repeating the process that worked before no longer works. Not sure what else to do besides rendering out the entire composition, then manually editing in the correct frame and re-rendering.
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I tried everything you mentioned and more. Nothing worked until I finally found a crazy weird solution:
First I duplicated my entire comp and deleted everything except for that second clip with the incorrect frame. Even isolated within this new comp, the clip still was still stuck with that single frame showing the girl. The frames before and after were correct. Then I dropped a black solid beneath the clip and BOOM! The frame was now correct. So I dropped this new comp back into my original… and the frame was still wrong! It wasn’t until I deleted the original bad clip below it that the frame finally displayed correctly in my original comp.
I can’t explain how or why any of this happened. It seems like something was being cached incorrectly, but I cleaned out my cache multiple times when trying various solutions and it never helped.
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Sure thing. You can see the same time code on both, and zoomed in on the timeline all the way. It’s a shot reverse shot. You can see in Premiere that the first shot is of the female, and the second is of the male. Yet in AE when on the first frame of the second shot, it’s still showing the female.
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Tried that too. No dice.
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Thanks Blaise. Yeah I tried that too. Still doesn’t work.
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I am aware that out points are inclusive. If I zoom in as far as I can the playhead is exactly on the cut. So it should show the first frame of the second clip. And that still wouldn’t explain how AE displays the last frame of the first clip even when I delete the first clip.
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Matte Choker worked! The extended part was black though, so I had to apply a Fill effect after it to get the right color (the layer is a solid grey). Not sure how this would work for a layer that wasn’t a solid color. But this worked for me so thanks!
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Tried that, but still didn’t work. I’ve actually seen that method elsewhere, and it works when hiding edges between two layers, but since this is just an effect on a single layer there’s no actual blending going on.