Warp stabilizer causes black frame at end of cut.

Hi Adobe,

I have some extra info for you, if you're not too busy building AI effects for podcasters, that is.

This somewhat reliably happens on PrPro 2025, i7 13700K, RTX4060, Windows 11, when applying warp stabilizer to a clip that starts or ends in a crossfade.

By reliably I mean maybe 1 in 30 clips.

Perhaps it happens when adjoining clips have WS on, idk.

Whatever it is - I'm done using PrPro. This has cooked the goose. Back to Resolve I go.

I'm also having this problem. It only happens on 23.976 or 25.00 sequences. 29.97 seem to be fine, regardless of the framerate of the footage used within the sequence. I tried tweaking all manner of parameters in the WS dialog but nothing helped.

It throws an error if I try to export it:

Error compiling movie.

GPU Render Error

Unable to process frame.

Writing with exporter: H.264

Writing to file: /Volumes/My Drive Etc

Writing file type: H264

Around timecode: 00:01:38:19 - 00:01:39:15

Rendering effect: AE.ADBE SubspaceStabilizer

Rendering at offset: 98.890 seconds

Component: EffectFilter of type GPUVideoFilter

Selector: 9

Error code: -1609629695

I can't feasibly do the Nested Sequence fix on every shot, I have way too many stabilized shots in my sequence. 

Nest the clip that is causing the problem, name the clip, then click on the nested clip to find its original clip.  Add one frame at the end of your clip.  Check the nested clip in your sequence... it works.  I you have multiple video layers, add an additional for each layer.  Should work.  

Suddenly I have this problem that I never had before.  How odd is that? No idea how to fix it.  Thanks, adobe!

I was just having this issue on AE Version 22.2.1(Build 3) on a windows 10 machine. Except it was a few random black frames at the head of the shot. Prores 422 clip. If I adjusted the scale inside the warp stabilizer the frame would randomly flicker back on and off as I adjusted the slider, but would never stay. 

I was able to permantly fix the issue for this project by changing the project from 8 bit to 16 bit at the bottom of the project window.

I have exactly the same problem. Some black frames appear at the end of some shots while in Premiere and they cause any exports to fail at that point. I can't figure out why it happens in these particular shots. 

I've tried nesting and exporting them as source rewrap without luck, but when I exported these shots as Prores 4444 and brought them back I was able to add the warp stabilisation on them without any problem. So that's what I would recommed to others.

For your information, the camera used to shoot was Lumix G8T, I'm working on Premiere Pro 2018 and my specs are:

Mac Pro (mid 2010)

OS Sierra

2 x 3.46 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon

64 GB 1333 MHz DDR3

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti

Same Problem. My clip specs are these:

Type: MPEG Movie
File Size: 177.46 MB
Image Size: 1920 x 1080
Frame Rate: 25.00
Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 16-bit - Stereo
Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Stereo
Total Duration: 00:01:07:02
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
Alpha: None
Video Codec Type: MP4/MOV H.264 4:2:0 (Full Range)

Hey Maud,

Sorry about the issue, that sounds pretty weird. Does it work if you cut that last frame off?

Please share some screenshots of the problem and some information regarding your system (Mac or PC?) and what version of Premiere you're operating on.

Thanks! Looking forward to working this out.

-Caroline