Warp Stabilizer unreliable and cannot be trusted to run in the background on multiple clips

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December 8, 2024
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Warp stabilizer is seemingly not smart enough to complete analaysis of multiple clips at once.

I NEED to be able to set off multiple clips at once and rely upon it to complete, rather than randomly stopping half way through analysis.

This has been an issue for literally years. FCPX could manage this task in 2018, so why in 2025 can Premiere Pro not?

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R Neil Haugen

Legend

What you are proposing is a change to the way the app works. Therefore, a feature request.

Warp is even more intensive than Neat video noise remover. So doing a bunch of clips at once will either take over the machine, or ... take hours. Your choice, of course.

I have no idea how extensive a resource user the old thing in something else was.

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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I don't see this as an idea, it is 100% an issue

Ann Bens

Community Expert

Moved your thread to the Ideas board.

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So a simple queue would solve this problem? Again like FCPX....

Ann Bens

Community Expert

WS is cpu intensive: if you select too many clips at once the cpu will get overloaded and will make mistakes.

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