Error compiling movie.

Warp stabilizer is about the heaviest resource demand in Premiere ... and you're resizing, THEN adding both Warp and Lumetri, to H.265 long-GOP media. That is problematic.

You might get better results by say resize/Warp then nest the clip, then apply Lumetri and everything else. Using nesting to separate processing steps frequently sorts out processing problems.

Personally, I'd probably use a MediaEncoder watch folder if I were doing a lot of that media regularly. Drop the next day's project in it for overnight t-codes to something like ProResLt or Cineform or DNxHD/R. Dump the t-codes after the project is done as you can recreate them.

Neil

Further on from the details that Neil has asked for (which are always really good to pop into the initial bug post), I've found that I have run into a similar problem from time to time when the Sequence Preview File Format has been set to I-Frame Only MPEG.

If you go to Sequence Settings, and change that particular setting to something else, like ProRes, for example, and re-render, you might find that the problem disappears. If Preview File Format is greyed out, change your Editing Mode. I tend to just set it to Custom (scroll up), and adjust from there.

I've always meant to explore this more, but it's fallen into the area of "Premiere issues that I have a workaround for, so essentially don't care about at this stage" box 😛

This typically means one of two things ... first, your video card and/or its drivers are not up to date or usable, or ... there is an issue at that spot in the timeline that you need to redo.

You haven't given us any information to even guess between the two, so ... what is the hardware you're using, CPU/RAM/GPU/vRAM/GPU-driver number; and of course the media involved and any effects you're using plus any third-party effects or plugins.

Neil