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markj89990116
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June 10, 2024
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Black frame/render error when using cross fade with warp stabiliser

  • June 10, 2024
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Hi, I have had this issue for a while.

When I add cross fades to all my clips in a timeline the video renders out fine.  How ever when I add warp stabilizer to a clip also containg a cross fade, it creates a render error at the point in the video where the warp stabilizer is used.  If I go through the section frame by frame I notice the last frame of the crossfade is a black frame.  If I make the cross fade shorter by one frame after applying it, it removes the black frame and renders fine.  However this isnt practical in a video with multile warp stabilizers.

 

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

Windows 10

PP Version 24.4.1

    Correct answer Carlos Ziade

    apply only warp stabilizer to clips that need it,

    nest them one by one, then add fades and transitions, etc.. to the nested...

    warp stabilizer works best this way

    2 replies

    carstenb31599197
    carstenb31599197
    Participating Frequently
    April 2, 2025

    ok - i got a nice tipp in an other post that works for me - but not the easy way to cut. i shorten the crossfade by a dobble click and short the 00:01.00 to 00:00:24 and this works on my mac - i hope this helps others

      markj89990116
      markj89990116Author
      New Participant
      April 2, 2025

      Hi.  Yes I can get it to work too if I shorten the transition but it's a total hassle when there are loads of transitions.  And if you miss even one the video fails to render.

      carstenb31599197
      carstenb31599197
      Participating Frequently
      April 3, 2025

      That would ok for me if the Software was a free one. But not for such an Professional expensiv Software 

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        Carlos ZiadeCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
        Community Expert
        June 10, 2024

        apply only warp stabilizer to clips that need it,

        nest them one by one, then add fades and transitions, etc.. to the nested...

        warp stabilizer works best this way

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        apc-marlo
        Participating Frequently
        August 28, 2024

        Hey Carlos,

         

        it is good to know this workaround. Though I remember using both effects together before without this problem appearing. Is this not considered a bug which should be fixed? It is really annoying when you are used to it just working before. 🙂

        Thank you,
        Michael

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          Carlos ZiadeCommunity Expert
          Community Expert
          August 28, 2024

          yes it's kind of between a bug and a feature request for a more practical and time-saving workflow,

          I would consider requesting a more advanced and multi-heavy effects handling Effect Controls Panel

          and a more advanced and stable Adjustment Layers feature for Premiere Pro,

          with more stable keyframing capabilities as well.

          I know we have After Effects, but these would be practical for editors who are not familiar with AE.

           

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