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Adjustment layer is not covering the entire video (the noise is the adjustment layer)

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MyerPjCorrect answer

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Well, maybe the 'god of this world' (2 Corin 4:4), but not the god of the universe. (Psalm 83:18).

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Try a new project, import in the clip, drop it into an empty timeline, then create the Adjustment layer and see what you get.

MyerPj

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Did you try creating a NEW adjustment layer, after you fixed the aspect ratio in Sequence Settings?

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igor_4258Author

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Yes, still doesnt work

I think god is going against my plans to become a video editor

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MyerPj

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Well, maybe the 'god of this world' (2 Corin 4:4), but not the god of the universe. (Psalm 83:18).

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Try a new project, import in the clip, drop it into an empty timeline, then create the Adjustment layer and see what you get.

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R Neil Haugen

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Did you make the adjustment layer for that sequence? Premiere ALs are a sized thing, so they normally fit a sequence if you make them for and from that sequence.

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Everyone's mileage always varies ...

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igor_4258Author

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I believe i have the sequence correct

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Ann Bens

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Your pixel aspect ration is incorrect: should read 1.0 and not D1/DV

You have an effect with a mask on the adjustment layer; hence the 'odd' size.

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