Pixelation on cross dissolve

[Sebron Snyder]

I am getting a weird pixelation in premier preview and after rendering.  It looks like sand or very pronounced grain. I can not figure out how to get rid of it. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks!

[Meg The Dog]

Mac or PC?

If you set your renderer to Software Only and test, does the problem remain?

MtD

[Sebron Snyder]

MAC

I am not sure how that is done. Can you tell me how? Keep in mind that the issue shows in preview as well.

[Ann Bens]

Open your Project Settings and set videorender to Software only in the General tab.

[Sebron Snyder]

Okay I did that but now I have no preview. How is that resolved? I did a render and replace with no results.

[Ann Bens]

This is odd: start with trashing preferences if that does help re-install:

Use the Adobe Creative Cloud Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems

[Sebron Snyder]

Trashed prefs and doing an update. Any other ideas. When I get rid of the dissolve the problem goes away.

[Ann Bens]

Is this a native dissolve or third party?

[Sebron Snyder]

All native.

[Traviajando]

HAVE EXACTLY THE SAME ISSUE...     After more than 20 yearas of using Adobe Premiere, this is the first time this happens.  

Restarted computer,  turned off GPU acceleration,  and reset setings... all the same.  And hapening on other previous saved projects.

[Traviajando]

After many lost hours I found a workaround to this issue... but it seems to be a bug.  I hope it helps.

[Anthony5ECB]

I wish you'd posted a text version of your solution since the video is unavailable. I'm here in 2023 having the same issue. 

[bemurp02]

I ran into this problem with dissolves and drop shadow. When you click on a clip, under the effects controls look at the Blend Mode below Opacity. When blend mode is set to Dissolve, all the dissolves and drop shadows had that grainy pixelated look. When I switched it back to the Normal setting, everything started working fine again. I'm not sure how it got switched over to the Dissolve blend mode, but it only happened for one of my projects.

[insidah5CDB]

I found that its the dissolve setting on the clip that has affected this.

My fix for it is as follows;

Right-click on the clip that is having the problem with the transition, and in the pop-up menu, select "Remove Attributes". Then you need to DE-SELECT everything, except for the Dissolve. Then click on OK.

Then play the clip again with the cross-dissolve and it should be gone - a smooth fade in/out will now happen. 🙂

[defaultwwpgusuxovvz]

This fixed the problem for me. Thank you!!!

For anyone using Premiere Pro 2023: follow the steps above. After clicking "Remove Attributes" de-select everything except "Opacity"

[CGlez]

I registered in the forum just to say thank you. That bug was really bugging me, and this solved it. 

[Gustaf33504479c4gj]

This helped me. It was driving me nuts! Thank you so much.