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Known Participant
March 10, 2023
Question

Warp Stabilizer on a timelapse causes Premiere to crash

  • March 10, 2023
  • 9 replies
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How to reproduce:

 

On a 4K timeline add large jpg (mine are Canon R5 stills) files as a sequnce and then just add Warp Stabilizer. Premiere crashes few seconds after that. Happens in both non-beta and beta (Both latest versions 23.2 and 23.4.0.14).

 

Windows 11

Threadripper 3960X

64GB

Nvidia 2080 TI

 

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9 replies

Known Participant
April 9, 2024

A year later and still not resolved. It´s crashing the latest stable and beta version.

Nested or not. JPG sequence on a 1080p timeline, 820 jpg´s.

No way to stabilize it. In Adobe Premiere pro it crashes in the first few seconds, in beta it crashes going from 99% to 100%.

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
February 9, 2024

Nesting is the way to go. And its not a bug.

Participant
February 9, 2024

Warp stablizer crashes within a few seconds trying to make a hyperlapse video. Adobe this shouldn't be happening please fix this issue.

Participant
September 21, 2023

Same problem here. I have done timelapse warpstab before but now it crashes. Nesting is not solution to the bug. 

 

Drone images, Win11, Nvidia3070 

CSPR
Participating Frequently
March 12, 2023

Honestly, Premiere Pro is just super inconsistent. I can't even tell you why. That's why people do workarounds or every project ends up having some sort of adapting to the issues. I wish it had consistency like Resolve.

Known Participant
March 11, 2023

It is a still image sequence, a timelapse. And why would you have to use nesting? It has worked fine before without nesting.

CSPR
Participating Frequently
March 11, 2023

If you are working with stills, you will have to nest if using warp stabilizer on jpg files. If it is a sitll, why would it need to be stabilized?

Known Participant
March 11, 2023

That is a workaround, but I don't want to nest my timelapse sequences just because there is a bug. Adobe please take a look!

Ann Bens
Community Expert
Community Expert
March 10, 2023

Nest the sequence than add WS.