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Auto Reframe Sequence making strange decisions

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Hi there!

I'm using auto-reframe sequence to change a 16x9 sequence to a 9x16 sequence for social media purposes. I've used auto-reframe sequence before in the same way and have had good results with it but for the past 5-10 or so times I've tried it I've got these strange results where it doesn't track with the subject's face.

I'm attaching a clip so you can see its behavior. It's a pretty straightforward clip, a face is clearly in view and I've done this in the exact same setup before but I can't figure out what I'm missing. I know I can overwrite generated keyframes, which I've done before for the occasional hiccup, but it's like it sees a ghost in the clip and is off the whole time. Obivously, if I have to overwrite all of the keyframes it's not worth using it.

To add more details, I'm right-clicking on the sequence in the Project panel and selecting Auto Reframe Sequence, not applying the effect to individual clips.

I'm really hoping it's just a bug that will get sorted soon or I'm doing something wrong, that would be even better, because I really like this feature for quickly pulling selects and reframing for social media.

This is my first time on these forums so be gentle with me. Any help is appreciated!

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joeleo321Correct answer

Inspiring

Hey all, I'm checking back in on this after reporting it back in January and can also confirm that updating my GeForce Studio Drivers to 531.41 has solved this curious case. Auto reframe sequence is working like a charm and I couldn't be more chuffed to have it back in action in my projects.

I have a RTX 3070ti, running Windows 10, and 23.2 for Premiere.

I will probably be making a YouTube video about this to help out folks who don't use the forums. This was my first time joining in on a forum discussion and really enjoyed getting this solved.

Thanks!
Joel

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tashi.hope

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Still having this issue, its been nearly 20 months since it was first reported.

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stevejohnsk

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This is the solution. This worked perfectly!

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erikw94271635

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After trial and error lots of weeks I found out that in my project the footage was automaticly set to 'scale to frame size'. Right clicking the footage - set to frame size and then applying the reframe effect worked perfectly. Hope this works for some people.

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David_CH_76

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Hi

We have the same issue on our Win10 PC's on Premiere 23.2 and i installed the latest Driver for our Nvidia RTX2080. But reframeing does still nothing. Not even an Sequenz in 9x16. Really nothing. It's a Pain to convert all the 16x9 Videos by Hand to 9x16. Could you give me a tip how to solve this? We have more then 10 of the same edits and its horrible. Thank you. Dave

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erikw94271635

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I use the auto reframe all the time on my MacBook Pro 2019, but it just won't work on my new mac mini m2. A lot of work tot transfer all my videos back and forth.

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joeleo321AuthorCorrect answer

Inspiring

Hey all, I'm checking back in on this after reporting it back in January and can also confirm that updating my GeForce Studio Drivers to 531.41 has solved this curious case. Auto reframe sequence is working like a charm and I couldn't be more chuffed to have it back in action in my projects.

I have a RTX 3070ti, running Windows 10, and 23.2 for Premiere.

I will probably be making a YouTube video about this to help out folks who don't use the forums. This was my first time joining in on a forum discussion and really enjoyed getting this solved.

Thanks!
Joel

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PCR3TDDV

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Upgraded to 537.70 but the Auto Reframe is still NOT working

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Stan Jones

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This fixed it for me, updating the driver from 527.56 to 531.41.

@Francis-Crossman17221443 Thanks for the explanation. I can't get my head around it, given that it was apparently works in an earlier version with a driver that doesn't work in the newer version. lol. Some things are still just a Black Box.

Stan

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ryancgreen

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The newest one releases on March 22-23. 531. Sorry I don’t have the exact
version as I am not at my Pc at the moment I am however using the Game
Ready not the Studio version. --
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*Ryan*

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Stan Jones

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ryancgreen,

What driver version are you using?

Stan

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Francis-Crossman

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Hi, I'm the Product Manager for Premiere Pro. I just heard about this issue. It's entirely possible that GPU drivers could cause the issues you are seeing, and I'm glad to hear that updating the drivers was a solution for many of you. Auto Reframe uses AI to identify objects of interest and then try to keep them in frame. It uses the GPU to compute the AI model. So if there are issues with the GPU or driver, it makes sense to me that weird things would happen. We didn't make any changes in this area recently, so I'd be very surprised if we introduced a bug. I downloaded the clip that @Spencer5E9C posted, and I got good results (but I'm on Mac). One tip I have for content like that is to use Scene Edit Detection first to create cut points. That way, Auto Reframe doesn't have to calculate movement across scene, which can really throw it off. The other tip is to try using the "Slower Motion" preset for this type of content since it's mostly static.

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