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"Click Analyze to begin" won't go away, even after analyzed.

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January 14, 2014
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I'm working on a project right now in Premiere Pro CS6 and for some reason the "click analyze to begin" blue bar for warp stabilizer will not go away, even after it has been analyzed. I tried exporting it thinking that it would go away, but nope, it seems to be baked into the image. I need to get this project turned in to a client as soon as possible. Is there any way to fix this without have to replace/re-link some of the footage?

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Correct answer Tish06

Right click-REMOVE ATTRIBUTES worked for me.

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amin22010611iqr0

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Move your nest to a higher track and click Analyize

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Tish06Correct answer

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Right click-REMOVE ATTRIBUTES worked for me.

Valdo_PT

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Thank you very much. It worked for me also.

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denise_sherman

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I ran into the same problem and the workarounds above did not work so I found another workaround.

The issue seems to be caused by clips of different dimensions where you have to nest. What I did is put the clip in a new sequence on its own and matched the sequence settings to the clip, ran the warp stabilizer, and exported the clip and re-imported the stabilized clip. I often find that life gets too complicated for premiere so this kind of helps it not have too many steps to work out.

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AlecOlson

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I ran into the same issues and found a simple workaround.

I copied and pasted the clip onto a different section of the sequence and reapplied the effect. It worked right away. I just replaced the clip after it finished up.

It was on the same track, but it didn't have any surrounding clips.

Hope this helps!

Ronald Pronk

Inspiring

I have the same issues. Some of the work arounds work fine. But this should not be for a professional software. Coming from AVID where these things just work. Developers please have a look at these issues

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Check whether you have more than one Warp Stabilizer layer in the Effects Controls menu and if ou do, delete them.

If that doesn't work, delete all of the Warp Stabilizer layers. Locate the clip. Add the transition effects (head and tail). Apply the Warp Stabilizer. That should work.

SomiddhoBosu

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It did that because I rotated the video 180 degree (was shot with the camera inverted).

SomiddhoBosu

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The <Analyze> button is in the "Effects Controls" screen.

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Marko Paajanen

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Wow, is the "Click Analyze to begin" message upside down? Is it me or is Adobe not focusing enough on their core products? Premiere is LOADED with issues. I'm just back to Premiere after working for the last few years in FCP and I'm not impressed.