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Warp Stabilizer won't initialize

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I have a timelapse that I've stabilized using manual stabilizing trackers. I render it with lossless settings, then try to put it back into AE and use Warp Stabilizer to do some final stabilizing, but it won't initialize. It'll be stuck at frame 1 of x at 0% if I'm lucky. Otherwise, it gets stuck at the "Initializing" stage. I've tried the obvious and reinstalled the software, disabled multi-frame rendering, cleared all caches, and reset preferences. It's not a corrupt project because I've tried repeating this with different projects and different footage. Same issue.

Computer specs: Windows 11, 32 GB ram, AMD Radeon 6700, my computer is super fast. Performance isn't the issue. There are no spikes in processing power or ram usage.

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I have projects I need to finish and I've been desperately looking for a solution for over 2 months now, Adobe customer support hasn't been useful. Sincerely appreciate the help. attached are pictures for context of what I'm doing

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QuintinHSCorrect answer

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Ok... so AE versions previous to 22.5 would begin analyzing footage just by applying Warp Stabilizer with default settings (in almost all cases). Versions after 22.5 require the "Detailed Analysis" button to be checked when applying a Warp Stabilizer effect to a precomposition that has some form of stabilization done within the precomp. Otherwise, if the Detailed Analysis button isn't checked, it won't stabilize. See attached image for Warp Stabilizer settings I use.

Thanks to everyone who took the time to help with this!

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jpRay

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Same problem here. It happened before, worked for a while, and now broken again.

Unusable.

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Hernandus

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Unchecking "Fast Analysis" option worked for me.

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alx34501141eafp

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I have the same issue, 7th of Jan 2024!

Tried everything, Warp Stabilizer doesnt work on my iPhone 15 Video footage

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alexd34197202

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Same Issue here it freezes at initailizing or X amount of time through the clip

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Feitong5ED4

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same thing here, any solutions?

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QuintinHSAuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

Ok... so AE versions previous to 22.5 would begin analyzing footage just by applying Warp Stabilizer with default settings (in almost all cases). Versions after 22.5 require the "Detailed Analysis" button to be checked when applying a Warp Stabilizer effect to a precomposition that has some form of stabilization done within the precomp. Otherwise, if the Detailed Analysis button isn't checked, it won't stabilize. See attached image for Warp Stabilizer settings I use.

Thanks to everyone who took the time to help with this!

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Anthony28163844lem4

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I'm experiencing the same problem, except that no matter what settings I use, no matter the clip, it will not initialize and then say it has timed out. Super frustrated as it used to work perfectly. Looked through old threads and tried everything. Nothing has worked.

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Illuminated Pictures GmbH

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Same here with a project that worked on Version 23, now it is stuck on Initializing... in Version 24 after updating. 😞

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Mylenium

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That probably doesn't make a lot of sense workflow wise. Easily possible that the stabilizer is unable to detect any actual motion patterns that fit it's algorithm and gets in a death spiral trying to do so. Otherwise I have no idea beyond what we already told you in your other posts, unfortunately. The only way to even check if this isn't your computer would be to tryn another system...

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QuintinHSAuthor

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Yeah, it's not a great workflow but the alternative was to use a precomposition and then use Warp Stabilizer which was just fine workflow-wise. Fine until it quit working

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