What about if you've applied the Warp Stabilizer effect to, say, 15 clips in a sequence and you want Premiere to Analyze them all, but you don't want to manually tell it to analyze 3 at a time (currently, it makes me go to each clip and click Analyze), you'd rather have Premiere analyze one clip after another until they're all analyzed (e.g., so you could leave it going overnight, say)? Is there a way, in that sense, to set it to batch analyze? Telling Premiere to Render Effects In to Out doesn't seem to do this as it seems to think it's still missing that integral "Analyze" click. I also fear putting all of the clips that require stabilization into one sequence and then adding the Warp Stabilizer to that because I reason that different clips require different degrees of stabilization and I don't want a relatively steady start of one clip affected by the shaky footage from the end of the clip that precedes it. Is that fair or am I crazy to think that? Notes: I'm running Premiere Pro CC 2014. I responded to this topic instead of creating a new one because it was related and is the top result when searching for my question on Google using a bunch of different phrasings, hoping to help others like me--apologies if that isn't proper forum etiquette.
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