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AndrewTheGreat
AndrewTheGreat
Known Participant
October 14, 2024

P: Image jumps when scale is less than 50%

  • October 14, 2024
  • 35 replies
  • 5794 views

See the video.

Steps to reproduce: add a 1920x1080 imageonto a 1920x1080 project timeline, reduce the scale. At 49% the image jumps and becomes much smaller.

Premiere Pro v.25, all the settings reset, caches cleaned.

It's on CUDA and OpenCL in 14700K+4080

On Mercury all is OK

    35 replies

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    Community Manager
    MaanviGCommunity Manager
    Community Manager
    June 20, 2025

    Hi @lukep26474241 ,

    Thanks for sharing the issue. Could you please share the test sample project with the media so we can try to reproduce it and investigate the problem?

     

    Thanks,

    Maanvig

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    lukep26474241
    Participant
    June 20, 2025

    Yeah I've still got this issue in v25.3.0 (Build 84). Interesting note: The playback resolution affects the size in which the video glitches to.

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    Untold Entertainment Inc.
    Inspiring
    March 30, 2025

    1. Drag a 32-bit PNG image from a Bin into the sequence timeline

    2. In the Effect Controls panel, drag left on the "100.0" Scale parameter until the number is less than or equal to 50

     

    Expected: 

    The PNG should scale gracefully, just as it does when it's over 50% Scale

     

    Actual:

    Once the number is 50% Scale or below, the PNG image as seen through the sequence in the Progam panel "pops" dramatically to a visual size well below 50% scale. When you release the mouse button, it "pops" back to the expected size. Scrubbing the timeline makes the image pop back and forth between its "true" scale and the visually incorrect smaller scale, making it difficult to place and animate the image.

    This bug is reliably reproducible 100% of the time, across multiple machines and installs, and has existed in the software for years. 

    In the attached gif, you can see me perform the reproduction steps above. You'll see the image "pop" when i drag back and forth between 51% scale and 49% scale, and you'll see it "pop" when i scrub the timeline.  i do not know if this is only a problem with 32 bit PNGs, or whether it affects any asset, but i exclusively use 32-bit PNGs and am plagued by the issue.

      jamieclarke
      Community Manager
      jamieclarkeCommunity Manager
      Community Manager
      March 31, 2025

      Hi @Untold Entertainment Inc. -  Thanks for submitting your bug report. This is a known issue in version 25.0 of Premiere Pro and has been fixed in version 25.1

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      Matyáš33500029ned3
      Participant
      January 28, 2026

      no it has absolutely not

      AndrewTheGreat
      AndrewTheGreatAuthor
      Known Participant
      January 16, 2025

      Hi, @Annika Koenig 

      The problem I was referring to back in Oct 15, 2024 manifested itself with the the said footage (with the same resolution as of the sequence) more harshly than that small frame jump of yours. Please see my video attached in the first message. It may be the same case, but our footage differ in resolution

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      Adobe Employee
      Annika Koenig
      Adobe Employee
      January 15, 2025

      @AndrewTheGreat I recorded an issue. Is this what you are reporting? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BcwH3gBiDnB3ALC2nmIlXq9sFoqu63Fm/view?usp=sharing

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      Adobe Employee
      Annika Koenig
      Adobe Employee
      January 13, 2025

      @AndrewTheGreat, thanks for adding the details. This looks like we missed a case for the bug that got fixed. I'll try to repro on my end! 

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        Community Manager
        MaanviGCommunity Manager
        Community Manager
        January 13, 2025

        Hi @AndrewTheGreat ,

         

        Thanks for sharing the feedback. We will try to investigate this issue and get back to you soon.

         

        Thanks,

        Maanvig

        AndrewTheGreat
        AndrewTheGreatAuthor
        Known Participant
        January 12, 2025

        Hi, @MaanviG

        I can confirm HAVING this issue in Premiere Pro 25.1 despite Adobe claiming it was fixed versions ago.

        The issue manifests itself only in cases when a 4K footage (of any kind or format) is used in a 1080p sequence with a Fit to frame set in the Preferences as default.

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        Community Manager
        MaanviGCommunity Manager
        Community Manager
        December 18, 2024

        Hi @Charlotte N ,

        Could you please retest this in the latest Release, build 25.1, and confirm the status? If you still face this issue, please share the sample project with the media.

         

        Thanks,

        Maanvig

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        Charlotte N
        Participant
        December 18, 2024

        I also am having the same issue. I found a work around to the glitch - nest the image. The jumping doesn't happen once nested. 

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