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P: Image jumps when scale is less than 50%

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
October 14, 2024
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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

Desktop_2024-10-15_-_19-51-33-04.zip

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MaanviG

Community Manager

Hi @AndrewTheGreat ,

We have added a fix for this issue in the public beta version 25.1 v63 onwards, could you please try to give it a try and share your feedback?

Thanks,

Maanvig

jamieclarke

Community Manager

updating status

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gsasaki

Known Participant

Premiere Pro, 25.0.0/build 61 - bugs

1. Resizing (scaling) an image (jpg) jumps in size at around 50% point.

2. Repositioning video jumps in position when using large Tilt and Swivel values

These are new behavious/bugs that were not seen in the previous version

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Annika Koenig

Adobe Employee

Thanks @AndrewTheGreat ! This is a known bug we are working on. From our testing you must meet all this criteria to run into this

Stills only
Non-high quality rendering is enabled
Playback Resolution is set to 1/2, 1/4 .. anything other than "Full"
Zoom is set to not-100% ( e.g. Fit)

Maybe this could help you workaround this pesky bug until be have it fixed? Sorry for the trouble! Happy editing and thanks a lot for reporting this!

Annika

From our List of known issues:

Scaling a still image in the timeline via the Effects Control panel or the Properties panel may cause it to appear incorrectly scaled during playback. As a temporary workaround, either change Playback Resolution to Full or turn on High Quality Playback. Both options are in the View menu.

AndrewTheGreatAuthor

Known Participant

A pleasure to know Adobe is already fixing it. Thank you

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jakeyanosick

Participant

This has been an issue since the beginning of the year but has been fairly infrequent. Since updating to Premiere 2025 this now is happening constantly. On some images it does not happen at all, and some images it happens every time. Video is attatched displaying the issue.

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