I have my entire timeline already in place and ready to edit and color grade. As I drop warp stabilizer to some of my clips, there is always an empty frame at the end of the clip even after messing with the analysis and other features provided. Some of my clips, if not all, have to be cut at least 2 frame prior to the dropped frame for the other clip to fill in which interrupts editing to the beat as needed.
I am not sure if it's just the effect itself having an issue, but I have experienced this at all during any of the versions of Premiere released.
Thanks for writing in. We can get this checked. To confirm, this issue only happens when applying the wrap stabilizer effect to clips. What type of media files are you using (codec/format, frame rate, frame size)? Have you considered updating Premiere Pro to its latest version?
Warp is increadably heavy at demanding resources. From more than a decade with PrPro on a couple major desktops and heavy duty laptops, I've got enough experience with it to never apply Warp and any other effects.
I always apply Warp first, and when satisfied, do a full render and replace. That way I have replaced the 'original' wiggly clip with a new, properly stabilzed clip, and can do anything else without issue or slowdown.
You can always "restore original" to get the original wiggly clip back if you need to change the length of the cuts or redo the Warp.
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