Warp Stabilizer not working as well as normal on Mac Air - M1

[marcopolo27]

I have used warp stabilizer on adobe premiere for a few years and have always used 10% as my setting on my Imac 2017.

I recently purchased a MacAir and have noticed that the stabilization of the footage looks terrible and nowhere near the quality of stabilization I am used to. It looks and feels just like the quality of old final cut pro stabilizing.

I have also noticed that there are much more settings options for fine tuning the stabilization. I have tried many different combos but all the footage comes out looking like classic bad jello stabilizing.

HAs anyone experienced this issue and know how to fix it?

Thanks

[caroline_edits]

Hey there, we can file a report for further investigation. About how long are the clips you're stabilizing? What do you use to record your clips?

Happy to help! 

[applecart]

I am experiencing what seems like the same issue on an M1 Mac Studio, running PP22.6.2.  Just upgraded the platform from a 2017 iMac Pro to a Mac Studio with an M1 Max chip.  On one project that was originaly edited on an iMacPro(2017), the unrendered shot with Warp Stabilzer now looked worse with the effect applied.  On another new project I worked on yesterday, the Warp Stabilzer made the shot look like jello, no matter what settings I tried.  Have not yet found a solution, and was wondering if this is a known bug.

[R Neil Haugen]

I know the M1 coding is a completely different beast in some ways, not surprised that a massive complex effect like Warp works differently.

@Warren Heaton  ... any ideas?

Neil

[Warren Heaton]

@R Neil Haugen @marcopolo27 @applecart 

I happen to have three shots I need to stabilize for an indie film this weekend.  I'll try it on an iMac Pro (2017) and MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021) M1 Max.  I'll report back if I noticed any differences.  I could also run it on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020) M1 which is closer to a MacBook Air.

I'm not sure if this is the same for Warp Stabilizer, but I've notcied that Morph Cut yields much better results if more RAM is available.  Maybe that could be play here as well.