Warp Stabilizer causes black frame at the end of a clip.

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December 11, 2019
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Since upgrading to the 2020 Version of PP I'm regularly getting black frames at the ends of clips which didn't happen before.

Happens on multiple machines, on my windows and mac systems. So far mostly happens to canon 700d footage.

I can cut off the last frame and everything works again, but thats just very time consuming to get back to every clip after it is stabilized to check for the ending and if left in the render will fail.

Correct answer Trenzit

I think I'll just follow this topic up, since it has been solved for me without doing anything. Contrary to many solutions mentioned here, it has nothing to do with the camera, codec or any other file format.
For me this Problem only ocurred in Project files that where converted from one Premiere version to the newer version. All clips in those timelines seemingly where bugged, so that the warp stabilizer red them differently. Resizing each individual clip fixed this for me.

Every timeline created in any later version did not have this problem and even converting to even newer versions did not cause this problem for me anymore.

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the_dudes

Inspiring

This is not resolved. And here's another thread, with some Adobe team involvement: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/warp-stabilizer-causes-black-frame-at-end-of-cut/m-p/11642803?page=1#M314608

robertb98551210

Participant

I had the same issue and could not export my video. I nested my clip then added warp stabilizer and it got rid of the black frame.

Christopher5E2C

Participant

Also happening to me. At first I didn't realize it was warp stablizer that was dropping my frames, as I've been editing a feature. (Couln't pin-point the problem.) Every cut I would export would have an error. So I started setting my in and out points in small sections, render the selections, until it would give me the error. This showed me about where my issue was. Finally, I found the missing frame. To my surprise, warp stabilzer was on the clip(s) has have causing the poblem. It's now Novemeber 2020. Still not resolved.

premiumleo

Known Participant

It's now Aug 2024, still not resolved. Clip im using is 48 fps though on a 60fps project. Maybe there are issues in the transcoding.

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Anonymous

Please share media for us to test

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TrenzitAuthor

Inspiring

I'm sorry, but it's really hard for me to recreate that problem. The main file I'm having this issue with is a 4gb file of a customer interview, wich for legal reasons I can't share and I've tried other files where I thought I had the problem, but in my testing they worked.
Whenever I put the same file in the same timeline and take a short bit out of it, it works. But the Clips I've put in the timeline earlier and cut them down to the important parts somehow seem ruined. I don't know how they got cursed, but even when there is no other effect on them and no matter how short the clip is, the stabilizer does not work at the last frame.

It's just very annoying for me, because I'm editing a couple of long interviews and whenever I'm ready to cut between the cameras, the footage seems to be ruined. At that point it's just an absolute pain to check for the faulty clips, because it's a single frame between thousands and the render error does not really help in finding that frame.