When using the CS6 Premiere Pro Warp stabilizer it starts to analyze but doesn't start to convert after it has finished analyzing.
- Add the Warp Stabilizer
- Blue bar over picture shows up "Analyzing in Background (Part1 of 2)
- Prozess finishes but nothing happens (Source does not get corrected, orange bar never shows up)
- Another blue bar shows "Click Analyze to begin"
When pressing Analyze the process starts over again without any result.
The used footage is some mxf from a Canon C300
The used PC gots 8 cores, 32GB Memory
Update:
When using a different Clip, or if i shorten the problematic clip, it seems to work now 
Info to problematic clip:
File Path: xxx.MXF
Type: XDCAM-HD Movie
File Size: 44.5 MB
Image Size: 1920 x 1080
Frame Rate: 25.00
Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 16 bit - Mono
Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Mono
Total Duration: 00:00:07:05
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
Compression Type: MPEG 4:2:2
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5hrs and 23mins of vacation video
I'm reeeeeeally glad we're not related. 
I could not help laughing at Jim's remark. I remember showing my 20 minute video of our trip to Italy to my brothers way back in 2002. In fact, it was my first Premiere project. I had the sense to cut it way down from 20 one hour tapes to 20 minutes. My oldest brother may have thought he was being a little insulting with his remark, but I was overjoyed. He said "It looks like a PBS travelogue." That was, of course, exactly what I was going for with the video and the voiceover.
In any case, I was able to use Warp Stabilizer this weekend on some footage of a children's birthday party. I can't show the results because of the subject matter. Not that they were doing anything wrong other than savagely beating a poor Super Mario Brother's pinata, but I don't have a release for them all.
I was a bit surprised at how long it took. I have a state of the art PC, and apparently the GPU doesn't help. I liked the results, but I sure would like to know what resources the effect utilizes. This is a screenshot of what it looked like about two minutes into the 11 minute process (the effect window estimated 8 minutes) for stabilizing a 60 second video (1800 frames). I think maybe I will start another thread to inquire about this. The CPU wasn't even breathing hard, the hard drives I am using for cache are in RAID0 - so should be reasonably fast. Hmmm. I wonder?
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