When using the Warp Stabilizer Effect, the last frame of the video is turning black

Might want to update to 26.3

This issue hasn’t been happening in a specific version of Adobe, it’s not happening all the time but once in a while it just appears and I haven’t found a proper solution other than cutting one frame to avoid the black error frame. 

I’m using Mac OS

That’s my premiere project 

Does it solve the issue when making the clip one frame shorter?

Perhaps using variable framerate clips?

Hi ​@nadavkagan 

Thanks for stopping by the Premiere forums. Sorry for your frustration. May I ask a few questions to help us better troubleshoot the Warp Stabilizer issue?

It would be helpful to ask the following, from our bug report details:
1) What version/build of Premiere do you recall where warp stabilizer appeared correctly and no black frame?
2) Since it’s been a year ago now, what version and build of Premiere are you currently having this issue in?
3) What’s your setup, is it Mac (what OS) or Windows (11/10 and driver version/build)? 
4) Does this happen in a new project? You can create a new Premiere project and drop one clip in and try stabilizing, or just import the problematic one into a fresh and see what happens.

It could also be incredibly helpful if you can DM me or reply here with a short screen recording capture of what exactly is happening to that last frame and show us the media clip properties and/or the Effects Control Panel with your warp stabilizer settings.

Hope to help!
Katie

First question: How are you setting up to Warp? As if you are selecting in/out points to select for Warp, and accidentally including an extra frame? That is so commonly done, and easy to do.

I’m curious because I’ve never had an extra black frame added to Warp. And I’m not seeing a ton of posts about this from others.