Morph Cut - A Low-level exception occurred (Impossible to render or make it work)

Participant

Could the fact that the clips I'm using are in a multi-cam sequence be an issue with morph cutting?

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kps3fonts

Participant

@wotc… I think you're on to something. I was able to get the morph cut to function correctly, but not within a multicam sequence… which is what I was initally trying too. It sucks, but to use the transition I used the audio track to sync with the initial footage nested within the multicam sequence, then pulled those clips together, used the transition, then re-synced them within my final multicam sequence. Would be super nice if Adobe made the feature useable within a multicam sequence… but it sorta makes sense that it doesn't work how we expected it to function.

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Inspiring

Oh.

hmmm.

I use cs6 and resolve 15. In resolve that thing is called 'smooth' I think. It's basically 6 frames or so.... where some head is yappin and there's a problem with mouth and sound ( like a stutter in speach ).

I just did it once as part of a tutorial to learn resolve and it worked well, but was real short like 5 frames or less even.... I wouldn't depend on that to fix anything more than a really super short stammer or stutter.

Good luck

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Inspiring

obviously an 'effect' like that requires writing to cache and using those cache files to make it work... so sending stuff between platforms won't have those cache files to reference... to complete the programming instructions. You have to do your own morph cuts where you need them maybe ?

Use what you got for the locations, but make your own based on that location ??

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Inspiring

If I remember right, when I did it, there was lets say 2 frames.... one had mouth in focus and the other had mouth in focus... but there was some stutter in sound thing... and I used " smooth "'

When I did that 2 frames were added ( with blurry mouth which was combination of the two frames) and it looked OK and sounded OK.

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Participant

Have reduced the size of the morph cut to the shortest transition possible and it makes no difference.

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Peru Bob

Community Expert

Try decreasing the length of the morph transition.

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Peru Bob

Community Expert

@salvo34

The morph cut transition is different from morphing (like you would do in After Effects).

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Participant

My inquiry is regarding the morph cut transition used in premiere pro. Have you any idea why it's not working for me?

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Inspiring

a long time ago some MIT students put a morph program on internet for free ( forget name ) but basically you start with one image ( A ) and then put in 2nd image ( B ) and then make your choices about specific points in images that are similar.

For example, image 1 is your face, and image 2 is your face (same frame and composition ) as a werewolf.

The morph thing is tweening ( animation). Back then it was an output of TGA image files I think.

So, you would put the image sequence into your editing program as a group of still images.

????

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R Neil Haugen

Legend

I would close Premiere, manually delete everything in the Media Cache and Cache Database folders plus all preview files.

Delete Media/cache files

Reboot.

Try again.

Neil

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