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PP 24.4.1 Reverse Speed Artifacts

Participant ,
Jun 06, 2024 Jun 06, 2024

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When applying "reverse speed" on a clip in the timeline, picture breaks apart during playback but also on the exported timeline using Media Encoder.  See attached sample.  The clip of the kid on the horse holding the reins is set to "reverse".

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Adobe Employee , Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

Can you provide a project, and at least one representative media file? 

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Adobe Employee , Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

Got them, thanks!

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Participant ,
Jun 06, 2024 Jun 06, 2024

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Please ignore.  It looks like it was the result of a minor corruption of a clip in the timeline.  Re-inserting the same clip fixed the problem.

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Participant ,
Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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Actually, keep it open.  I am having the issue again.  It sounds like applying "reverse" effect on a clip in the timeline can lead to corruption and cause playback issue on that clip.  Investigating...  Media is 4K 24.98P, XAVC-L in a 1080 23.98P timeline.

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Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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Can you provide a project, and at least one representative media file? 

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Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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@Bruce Bullis see below link to the source media for the clip that has reversed applied in the sequence and causing playback problem.  Also included copy of the project.  There is only one timeline in the project TIMELINES bin called TEST Timeline.  The clip is inserted between 44:23 and 51:18.  Good luck!

 

[I received the files, so removed the download link from public view]

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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Got them, thanks!

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Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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@Bruce Bullis I did a few quick tests.  Within the project, created an empty timeline and just pasted in the problematic clip.  Applied reverse and could reproduce the playback issue.  So, it doesn't seem affected by anything around the clip in the sequence.

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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Have you seen this behavior with track items representing media, other than the "4K 24.98P, XAVC-L" you provided?

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Jun 07, 2024 Jun 07, 2024

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No but I just started using 24.4.1 so I have not had time to test it with other media

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Adobe Employee ,
Jun 20, 2024 Jun 20, 2024

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Hi telecam2,

For testing purposes, could you please try disabling hardware accelerated decoding under Premiere Pro > Settings > Media and check if it fixes the preview?
Please note that you would need to restart Premiere Pro after disabling hardware accelerated decoding in Settings.

Thanks,
Sumeet

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