frames repeat at end of clip in PE 2019 - Why?

If we can't duplicate it, we can't really recommend any solutions.

Although I think it's truly bizarre that you're seeing the same issue on every computer and in every project you load it into!

I finished the re-installation of Premiere Elements 2019. Unfortunately it has the same symptom as before.

The playing the clip has repeated frames at the end, almost as if it is backing up and going over the past few frames again.

Since 2018 does not have this behavior, it looks like a glitch in the macos version for 2019.

I would happily use 2018, but my license won't work on it.

Any suggestions?

Sorry, whsprague. Thanks for your testing idea, though!

Steve Grisetti confirmed that the clip plays as expected.

There must be something wrong with my macos installation of Premiere Elements 2019. I uninstalled it and re-installed it, but the problem still occurred.

So I installed Premiere Elements 2018 from this page:

Download Adobe Premiere Elements | 2019, 2018, and 15

I could not use my 2019 serial number on the 2018 version, but I could run it as a trial. On the trial version the clip plays perfectly.

I noticed that the 2018 downloading process from the linked page was different than the download from the page where I purchased 2019, So now I am trying a download of 2019 from the linked page. It is downloading a 3 GB file instead of the stub installer that came on the purchase download.

I'll report later how 2019 works or doesn't work after installing from this page.

Well, that is puzzling. I'm running on macos 10.13.6. The clip plays perfectly on QuickTime. I tried another couple of clips in PE and one over them showed a similar anomaly at the end. The other clip had a static scene at the end so it was hard to tell if something went wrong.

I'll try reinstalling Premiere Elements 2019.

Thanks for your testing!

Thanks for sharing the clip, Jim.

I downloaded it and loaded into a Premiere Elements 2019 project. It worked perfectly! I'm not seeing the jump back into the nest you describe at all.

OK, I placed the video clip on Dropbox at the following link:

Dropbox - P1120400 early nest shaping.mp4

Thanks again!

There's certainly nothing in the video specs that would indicate a problem.

I like Bill's idea. If you can share it with us we could see if we get the same results.

Since you've tried this clip in a new project and you get the same results, it's likely something in the video clip itself.

What device did this video come from? Did you run the video through some other software or a converter or is it directly from your camcorder?

Open your raw video in the free download MediaInfo. In MediaInfo, set View to Text and then copy and paste the report it generates to this forum.