Issue applying Lumetri Color to clips with Warp Stabilzed effects

[gmc99]

When editing some clips some of them have the Warp Stabilizer effect added.

Following the initial edit; I am going through each clip and adding the Lumetri Color.  I set it via Auto and then adjust as necessary.

The issue I have is that for normal clips when I click on Auto in Lumetri Color it works fine.  For any clips with Warp Stabilizer nothing happens.

Looking at the "effect controls" it shows "Lumetri" being at the bottom of the list.  If I slide it above Warp Stabilizer I can now click on the Auto.

If Warp Stabilizer has to be at the bottom of the list; when trying to add Lumetri; why doesn't Premiere add it to a place where it will work?

My current video project is nearly an hour long and there are a fair number of WS effects.  About half way through adding the Lumetri I thought about moving it above WS.  Up until then I had been going through the laborious task of deleteing WS, applying Lumetri and then doing WS again.

[Ann Bens]

If Warp Stabilizer has to be at the bottom of the list; when trying to add Lumetri; why doesn't Premiere add it to a place where it will work

You are the one that determines the stacking order.

Up until then I had been going through the laborious task of deleteing WS, applying Lumetri and then doing WS again.

You do not need to delete WS in order to add Lumetri.

Just hit the Auto button and move Lumetri above WS than hit the Lumetri auto button again. (that is how I do it).

[gmc99]

As I said that is what I eventually discovered.  My comment comes from the fact that it is not at all obvious that this is what you need to do.  If clicking on Auto doesn't seem to do anything; perhaps Premiere should say why not.  

[R Neil Haugen]

It would be nice when Pr doesn't do something if it said why, no question.

Personally, I would suggest alternative working processes.

Warp is the heaviest resource hog of the entire app. More so even than Neat Video Noise Remover.

"Simply" adding Warp to a clip throws a load on the computer. Adding any other significant effect, like Lumetri, time ramps, whatnot ... just throws another monkey wrench in the processing chain. It kind of invites trouble.

So I always apply Warp, analyze and adjust if needed ... then render & replace the clip with new media. You can always "restore unrendered" if you need to go back. But I don't normally.

And then applying Lumetri or whatnot is a breeze. And Exports are much faster, easier, and never have the dreaded "analyzing" bar in them.

[gmc99]

Thanks.  I will try that out.