Premiere Pro does not show actual Optical flow in the Program monitor

[AndrewTheGreat]

Another problem that seems to be ignored both by users and Adobe - if you apply the Optical flow interpolation to a slowed down video it will still be choppy, but in the rendered video it is applied alright

Isn't it a good idea to make Premiere Pro actually show how it looks within the software so that a user wouldn't have to export everytime to see if the applied interpolation is good for this particular footage?

Examples what I see and what I get below:

[Ann Bens]

Try rendering the clip.

[AndrewTheGreat]

@Ann Bens 

Nope, this does not help

In Premiere Pro: https://drive.google.com/file/d/171kPanzzQvwvWCE2cCo_icKe6dOA6qtA/view?usp=drive_link

Exported: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ciWenJmg0MjOGFKqZNxJn5teRowEK_-f/view?usp=drive_link

[Ann Bens]

I thought we were getting a clip to test.

You did render and replace, I meant just render the timeline to green, which often works for me.

Next time, just post the files on the forum instead of having to go through Google drive.

[AndrewTheGreat]

I gave the permission, sorry. I'll try rendering the timeline, but I always do so when working on a project and never saw any difference

Btw, I tried inserting the videos here in the forum and was ttold I had no permission for that, thus the google drive

[AndrewTheGreat]

Rendering the ti,eline helped though it looks like the optical flow in Premiere Pro works a bit harsh than when you render it out... Still thanx