Premiere won't prepare frames for Neat Video

Strange answer... For Neat to handle it, it first needs to get video frames from Premiere -- and as you can see it doesn't.

But I found a bug, and here are the steps to reproduce:

1. On the timeline place video clips one after another (two will probably be enough).

2. Above it place Adjustment Layer covering all these clips.

3. Add Neat Video filter to this layer (Adjustment) and set it.

And now when we try to render on the first clip merge Premiere throws an error and stops rendering.

Also we can't enter Neat Video options if we place the cursor on the last frame of the first clip.

Workaround: we need to combine clips into one (nest/sequence -- I don't remember), then the video can be rendered correctly.

Its a bug report.

@rgr2,

I agree with Ann; contact the vendor. Those are messages from the Neat video plugin.

I would create a new test sequence with only the video clip. Drag it to the new icon so it creates a matching sequence. Adjust so it is only 5 minutes. Don't add the adjustment layer or anything else. Apply neat video to that.

How does that work?

Stan

Might want to contact the vendor.

Am I trying to do something that exceeds Premiere?
On one axis I have split video and CMOS Fixer and Mercalli Pro filters.
On the additional axis (Adjustment Layer) I placed Neat Video.
With Neat Video turned off, rendering works.
After turning on Neat Video I get the message as in the picture.

I wanted to transfer my workflow from Vegas, but in Premiere I literally can't do anything -- everything is too difficult for this program.

The error pops up between the first and second clip (which, by the way, are from the same file).