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August 26, 2024

Warp stabilizer Multicam and Master effect

  • August 26, 2024
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If you try to apply warp stabilizer to a multicam clip that has lumetri effect applied as master effect that analisys slows down by a lot. If warp stabilizer is applied to the same clip after lumetri as regular chain then it works as fast as it should.

 

In simple words if you have multicam and one of clips has lumetri master effect then it analisys slows down.

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Known Participant
August 27, 2024

In normal situation my system is analyzing lightning fast, faster than real time. If warp stabilizer is second in chain, ie I put lumetri and then warp on the same clip it works just as fine. The problem is only when something in nest has effect on it. So we can assume that it can be fast but something is off with nests

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
August 26, 2024

Several effects, Lumetri and WS (in that order) on one clip works just fine on my (old) system.

The only thing is WS random loses connection to the gpu (while it still stabilized)

R Neil Haugen
Legend
August 26, 2024

Warp stabilizer is the heaviest resource demands hog for any effect, even more so than Neat video noise remover. I don't even recommend applying that and leaving it 'on' a clip in a sequence if you're not applying other effects.

 

I always Warp, get a 'clean' usable clip from the analysis, then do a ful Render & Replace operation typically to ProRes422 to get a full replacement clip.

 

THEN I do any other work on that new clip.

 

You're mushing together Warp, Multicam, and Lumetri ... no, I would never expect that to work properly on any hardware.

Everyone's mileage always varies ...
Bruce Bullis
Community Manager
Community Manager
August 26, 2024

[changing status to reflect Ann's response]

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
August 26, 2024

Multicam are nests.

Warp Stabilizer works awfully slow on nests regardless of the effect applied.