❗Replace with AE composition error | FIX IT

[Baffy19]

When replacing a clip from the Premiere timeline with the AE composition replacement function, the AE program does not pick up and does not define the LUT. A message appears with the option to specify each LUT applied to the frame. This seriously complicates and disrupts the work with the frame, as the color space returns to the original one. This error has been present for several updates and no one pays attention. Fix it

#Replace with AE composition error LUT

[Kevin-Monahan]

Baffy,

I cannot reproduce the issue. Is this with third-party LUTs or the built-in ones? Both? Give us repeatable steps that are more precise so that devs can get a proper bug written up for you.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Baffy19]

With third-party LUT. And windows will appear for each LUT applied to the clip.

 

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hey Baffy,

Is it installed in the place for third-party LUTs? Perhaps we can get @R Neil Haugen to comment, my friend.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Baffy19]

@Kevin-Monahan 

I followed your recommendation with Neil to install LUT.

 

[R Neil Haugen]

Which location did you use, as for each OS there are two listed?

And I've not done an Ae comp yet in 23.1 with a LUT attached. I know there have been several issues with 23.1, wonder if this is one more? I won't be in the shop until late today, may not get a chance to test this out myself.

Neil

[Baffy19]

Available to all users

[R Neil Haugen]

And you seem to be on Windows, so I'm guessing the Program Files/Adobe/Common location, which is what I use.

Sadly, I'm not gonna be able to test this until maybe later today.

Neil

[Baffy19]

Try as much as you can. If confirmed, ring the bells. This needs to be fixed. And since v.23 it lasts. If it is not fixed in the next update, then the problem will hang.

[R Neil Haugen]

Confirmed.

If you have a LUT applied to a clip, then go to create Ae comp, on opening Ae you get asked to find the LUT involved, even when it is stored correctly in the computer.

If you apply the LUT in Ae, save the comp, then return to Premiere, it's fine. It's only IF the LUT is already applied in Premiere and you create a new Ae comp from that clip.

Neil