Warp stabilize AND slow speed

I want to warp stabilize AND slow speed which are incompatible, so what is the recommended route on this please?
E.G. I would anticipate we must export one and reimport to do the other, or what? In which order? Is there a smarter way?
Does export reimport degrade the imagery? These kinds of things.
Thanks
Steve Z

I suggested WS into a DI as first step because it gives the editor options to do what they will with it later and to save on processing time.
A nest means the processing is required for 2 major fx during the edit process.

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Warp Stabilizer and Speed can't be used on same clip

...just my luck that on my first ever Premiere project (CS6) I'm building a timeline and need to use both the Rate Stretch Tool and the Warp Stabilizer on multiple clips. The message, "Warp Stabilizer and Speed can't be used on same clip" took me by surprise.
However, after research here on the Forum, I found a Workaround that I'm deploying:
"Apply the effects, nest and finally apply warp stabilize" Ann Bens
Here's what I did:
In my only sequence -- Sequence 01 -- I highlighted a clip that I had already applied Rate Stretch to.
chose Clip/Nest
This created a Nested Sequence 02 with the clip in it.
In Sequence 01, the clip now says, "Nested Sequence 02"
I applied the Warp Stabilizer to the Nested Sequence 02 clip and it worked. Both Rate Stretch and Warp Stabilizer have been applied to the same clip!
So I've done this like ten times to ten clips and now have 10 Nested Sequence folders.
Questions:
Are my step-by-steps correct?
Do I let these multiple Nested Sequences just keep piling up? (when I right click on a Nested Sequence and choose Clear, I get a warning message that I'm going to delete clip references)
Now that the workaround has worked, is there a way to close -- unlink -- from these Nested Sequence folders? If so how?
I am so Over My Head for a first project. I thought you could always compound Video Effects!
NotOnSugarMountain

Best is to make a copy of the timeline or clips that you are going to multiple nest etc.
If you screw up you can easily replace nested clips etc with a copy from the copy you made.
There is an undo function but most of the time its not enough.

AE project crashes on startup - due to Warp Stabilizer and Highlight/Shadow

I've got a head scratcher here...
Firstly, I have been working on this project file for several days with no problems. Everything was running smoothly... working, tweaking, rendering... all successful.
A couple days after doing a final render, I went to re-open the project and got these two errors, followed by AE crashing:
To the best of my knowledge, I changed nothing on my system.
I've tried removing my 3rd parth plugins (Video Copilot Optical Flares, Element, etc...) but to no avail. The program still crashes when opening this file.
I've since installed the updates to AE CS 6, but still no luck.
Removing Warp Stabilizer and Shadow/Highlight allow me to open this project file (obviously telling me that its missing both).
I've tested out both plug-ins in a different file, and I'm able to open those no problem.
I'm running this on a Mac Book Pro running OSX 10.6.8
Model Name:
MacBook Pro
Model Identifier:
MacBookPro8,2
Processor Name:
Intel Core i7
Processor Speed:
2.2 GHz
Number of Processors:
1
Total Number of Cores:
4
L2 Cache (per Core):
256 KB
L3 Cache:
6 MB
Memory:
8 GB
AMD Radeon HD 6750M:
Chipset Model:
AMD Radeon HD 6750M
Type:
GPU
Bus:
PCIe
PCIe Lane Width:
x8
VRAM (Total):
1024 MB
Vendor:
ATI (0x1002)
Device ID:
0x6741
Revision ID:
0x0000
ROM Revision:
113-C0170L-573
gMux Version:
1.9.23
EFI Driver Version:
01.00.573
Any thoughts???

We've isolated the bug that is causing this behavior. It seems to only affect instances of the Shadow/Highlight effect on an adjustment layer over layer(s) with the Warp Stabilizer.
There are a couple of workarounds:
- One is to remove the Shadow/Highlight plug-in from the plug-ins folder and then open the project (and then fix the project to not have this effect on an adjustment layer over a Warp Stabilizer instance).
- Another is to precompose the layer(s) with the Warp Stabilizer effect.
We're working on a fix for this.

Service outages and slow speeds

Why have I been having service outages and slow speeds for the last several weeks. I am in south central PA. (Somerset County)
Why do I have to pay Verizon for service that I do not get?

#1 Visit http://www.giganews.com/line_info.html and post up the Traceroute the page shows, if you wish. Be aware that the final hop (bottom-most line of the trace) might contain a hop with your IP address in it. Remove that line. What I'm looking for is a line that mentions "ERX" in it's name towards the end. If for some reason the trace does not complete (two lines full of Stars), keep the trace route intact.
#2 Can you provide the Transceiver Statistics from your modem?
If you don't know how to get that info:
a) What is the brand and model of your modem?
b) If you have a RJ-45 WAN port router connected to the modem: What is the brand and model of that RJ-45 WAN port router?
#3 Even If you know how to get the Transceiver Statistics from your modem and you have a RJ-45 WAN port router connected to the modem: What is the brand and model of that RJ-45 WAN port router?
If you are the original poster (OP) and your issue is solved, please remember to click the "Solution?" button so that others can more easily find it. If anyone has been helpful to you, please show your appreciation by clicking the "Kudos" button.

E1200 - Had a weak signal and slow speed

Pros: Price, nice sleek shiny box, kind of worked when new. Good as a paperweight in a light breeze.
Cons: Not really a good doorstop - too light. Died at 35 days of ownership. Won't let me in to the web interface to make some changes. When working it had a weak signal and slow speed. Doesn't support access point mode like my old wireless router did.
Other Thoughts: Not the first time I'm had problems with Linksys/Cisco branded products but this is the last product I'll ever buy with the Linksys/Cisco name on it. Fact is ever since Cisco bought out Linksys, every product I've bought from them had failed/died within a few months. You'd think they would get this right by now but they haven't.

There are many reasons why you experience poor signal or connection. Well, there are few things you should keep in mind with regards to N routers:
1) For the best possible speeds, you need to be using WPA2-AES as your security mode. Any other security mode will see your speed/range capped.
2) Make sure the drivers for the Wireless Card for the computers should be updated as well..
3) The router by default uses a channel setting of auto, which means that it would keep switching channels depending on the interference. I’d recommend you set it to a fixed channel. Usually, 1, 3, 6 and 9 give you the best performance depending on your environment of course. I’d suggest you try different channels, observing each for a while, to see which gives you the best performance. You can follow the link here on how to change channels.
Second, all Linksys/Cisco can work as an Access Point. There are two (2) ways to cascade a Linksys router to another router:
1. LAN to LAN – Connecting one of the Ethernet ports (LAN ports) of the Linksys router (router A) to one of the Ethernet ports (LAN ports) of another router (router B).
This type of cascading requires the main and the secondary router to be on the same LAN IP segment to allow the computers and other devices to connect to both routers. This configuration is recommended if you want to share files and resources within the network.
2. LAN to WAN – Connecting one of the Ethernet ports (LAN ports) of router A to the Internet port (WAN port) of router B.
This type of cascading requires the main router and the secondary router to have different IP addresses. This connection makes it easier to identify which router the computers and other devices in the network are connected to since they will have different LAN IP segments. However, computers that are connected to router A will not be able to communicate with router B, and vice versa since they are two different networks.
Here is the link: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&docid=785463d9ecaf4cac84aed245b08d615f_3733.xml&pid=80&r...

Warp stabilizer and speed can't be used in same clip. explain error message please.

Learning - from how to capture to how to do basic edits.
Trying to use warp stabilizer on some hand-held footage and got the red "NO" message.
Can I still do this, or did I do my edits in the wrong order as in I should maybe have used warp stabilizer first or something.

I have used various stabilisers over the past ten years, and have always found that the best stabilisation results are achieved with the raw footage, unless this has very low contrast. In that case it pays to apply a levels effect first.
I always export my stabilised clips to an intermediate file using a "lossless" codec before importing that new file into my project to replace the original footage. I use the free download UT codec for this. I have tried Lagarith and the free Avid DvxHD, but have had problems of one sort or another with each.
Speed changes never work well when the clip needs stabilising, in my experience.

Why is Warp Stabilizer so slow?

I love Premiere, but I just don't understand why the Warp Stabilizer is so slow. I did a test with one minute of footage, exactly the same in and out points, comparing Edius Pro 7 and Premiere CC 2014. Edius Pro 7 includes a stabilizer filter, which I believe is a stripped down version of Prodad's Mercalli Pro. However, the result is still excellent.
So these are the processing times from the moment I drag the stabilizer effect onto the clip in the timeline for both programs until it's ready for playback:
Edius Pro 7 Stabilizer: 29 seconds
Premiere Pro Warp Stabilizer normal analysis and solving: 12 minutes 16 seconds
Warp Stabilizer detailed analysis and solving: 14 minutes 28 seconds
So Edius Pro 7 has the footage ready in less than half real time, while Premiere Pro takes between 12.25 and 14.5 times the time of the footage. Surely the result of the Warp Stabilizer is very good, but it seems to me that the way it runs the analysis is very inefficient to say the least.
The other thing in which the Warp Stabilizer is extremely inefficient is that it saves the result of the analysis in the project file, therefore even after one clip has the Warp Stabilizer applied to it, saving the project takes much longer than it does without it. If you add the W.S. to several clips, the project file becomes gigantic and it takes forever to save.
It seems obvious to me that Adobe should re-write the code for the Warp Stabilizer from scratch, or license Mercalli from ProDad.

i agree the warp stabilizer needs improvement, and there are issues with larger project files. so storing this data in the project file would only add to or possibly create the problem.
it has an accelerated icon next to it, suggesting it uses the gpu. while it might for playback, it doesn't use it for the analyze. does the edius pro stabilizer use the gpu to get such fast times?

Warp Stabilizer Alters The Speed of My Footage!

I exported clips at 23.976 from FCP 7. Imported them into AE 5.5. Ran Warp Stabilizer to fix shake. Exported the clips individually at 23.976.
When I play them in Quicktime or in FCP 7 again, they are slowed down by about 25% despite the fact that I never touched Time Warp or anything along those lines.
Help!

5D-II's don't shoot interlaced, so you don't have to remove it. Older 5D's didn't shoot 23.976, they shot 24: a real pain for editing. Can you confirm the frame rate?
In FCP, did you add one clip to the edit timeline and allow FCP to match the Sequence Settings to the footage?
After you tried Smoothcam, did you just start over from scratch with a new project and new edit timeline?
Did you export a self-contained file from FCP? You might want to duplicate your edit timeline, change the duplicate's codec to ProRes 422, and try exporting again.
Did you check the clip imported from AE for its frame rate?
If there is no joy with the above suggestions, you might want to think about using Log & Transfer in FCP. On the Creative COW, Shane Ross has a VERY handy tutorial on working with tapeless footage in FCP. It's somewhere in the FCP tutorials on the COW.

How do I keep Warp Stabilizer and aeselflink from filling my swap space?

Hello,
I'm running the lastest version of AE on OS X, when I try and run warp stabilizer on a composition, aeselflink grows the virtual memory it uses (> 50GB) until it fills my swap space and causes my machine to hang, because the hard drive is full.
Running AE's Edit->Purge options has no effect on the amount of virtual memory used. I have to quit AE to get aeselflink to quit and free the memory used. How can I limit the virtual memory used by aeselflink to something reasonable?

I'm not aware of a way to control this in any more detail, but this stuff obeys the settings you make in the Render Multiple Frames Simultanuously prefs if used. Otherwise it will use factory defaults which should never use more than 4GB. Anyway, the behavior you see is highly irregular no matter what. Sounds like a memory leak, so maybe you can provide more info, including which AE version, what footages etc.
Mylenium

Slower and slower speeds on broadband.

For the past 4 weeks I've had what I thought was incredibly slow BB speed, 600Kbps at best through a HH2. After several calls to BT India (the usual try the master socket, reset the modem, we'll clear the line, we'll try our end etc, etc) I got an engineer on 22/08/11.
He tested the line at the socket (we have only one) and he was registering 8Mbps (amazing! I only seem to get 4-6Mbps which I thought was good). He thought it may be the modem and replaced the old one with a BT HH3. He then did a speed test at the computer using BT's speed checker and it showed 1.6Mbps. He said this should settle and improve in 48hrs time.
That evening things had improved, although not to pre problem speeds. The next day, horror of horrors my speed was down to 83Kbps (yes eighty three) and it has been like this since (using BT's speed checker).
Just got off the phone to BT India and they have said that they will sort it out from their end (they say they can see the problem I'm having) and will call back Monday to see if things have improved.
I thought perhaps it is my set up as I hav emy computer hardwired into the router via a 20m ethernet cable so I got a lappy and hardwired it with a 2m ethernet cable. The result is the same .
Not really sure what is going on if I'm getting 8meg at the phone socket, it's losing nearly all this speed passing through a filter, a phone lead 1.5m, the router and 2m of ethernet. The whole lot from filter to computer is now all new equipment.
I've even tried disconnecting the phone and Sky box phone lead from the filter with no improvement.
Am I missing something?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Sorry I forgot to ask, can you please post your ADSL stats by following this direct link; http://192.168.1.254/index.cgi?active_page=9116 << it only works if you have a Home Hub 3 and remember to type your password in!
Can you also confirm if you're connected at the master socket or an extension? And what your type your master socket is according to this picture
As standard, the bell wire should be taken out of any master or extension socket as this can reduce the amount of interference your broadband can pick up and sometimes fixes the problem, see how to remove it here http://bit.ly/4LEKJg - have you removed it?
The reason your speed is low is because your IP profile is at rock bottom so it can go and slower luckily for you! Although you need to maintain a stable connection for 3-5 days to allow the profile to catch up. If its still at 135kbps after that then we can get you in contact with people that can fix it, we need your ADSL stats to make sure you've been connected for enough time.
In response to the engineer I wouldn't know because it could be that the BT Home IT engineer has just been authorised to use the new Home Hub 3 which would sound more like the BT engineer rather than an Openreach, on the other hand it could be an Openreach thats just been authorised to use their new Infinity Modem as the old one overheated?
Regards Edd
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Slower and slower speed

For the past week my bb speed has become slower and slower. The speed today Sunday 17th is a staggering 291kbs. How am I meant to remain sane using this. I have contacted bt and all they do in broken english is to tell me it will settle down and get better. Last month speed was fine but now OMG. With this bad service BT are open to losing me as I have a right now to cancell my contract due to the service.
Am I the only person putting up with this rubbish service (or lack of).
Solved!
Go to Solution.

this is the hub report but if I do a speed test
on other test sites it comes back as mega slow.
ADSL Line Status
Connection Information
Line state:
Connected
Connection time:
0 days, 02:12:02
Downstream:
2.75 Mbps
Upstream:
448 Kbps
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VPI/VCI:
0/38
Type:
PPPoA
Modulation:
G.992.1 Annex A
Latency type:
Interleaved
Noise margin (Down/Up):
8.7 dB / 21.0 dB
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54.6 dB / 31.5 dB
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17.8 dBm / 12.2 dBm
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5113 / 367
Loss of Framing (Local/Remote):
0 / 0
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Constant Limited access and slow speed on BT Infin...

Hi all,
Just joined BT from AOL due to bad customer service and a rubbish service (did me good for previous 10+ years though)
Anyhow, just got BT infinity Option 1 installed on Friday the 17th and on that day it was perfect.
Everyday since the engineer visited i am getting limited internet access every so often and slow broadband.
Makes AOL seem super fast
Say i have 5 full signal bars on my laptop, i will click a webpage. The page will come up as Internet explorer cannot open the page. There is then a warning sign on my signal bars!
I refresh the page and it comes up Fine.... nearly every time.
But all this takes a while.
Im sure i read for the first 3 days the broadband can be slow?
Cant deal with this if its gonna happen all the time!!
All help appreciated. Anyone with the same problem??
BT said they are monitoring the line for 24hrs.
Thanks

He carnt run a speed test, if hes getting the dreaded limited service on his wirless bars on his laptop it will not connect to the internet. Have you gone over your usage allowance or something?. It not it is definate a signal wirless problem. I used to get it sometimes back on business broadband on ADSL but it just used to go off when I reset the laptop and turned it back on again. Might be different with you though!.
Please click on pink star to the left and say thanks if I have helped you at all!. Thank you. Home Hub Page- http://bthomehub.home/
BT Speed test- http://www.speedtest.btwholesale.com/
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Net Connect test- http://netalyzr.icsi.berkeley.edu/index.html

Choppiness and slow speed

Hi everyone.
I am a designer who just hired a Flash artist to create my
entire site in
Flash.
I am disappointed with the way the animation works: it is
slow and choppy and
embarrassingly amateurish looking. I'm not sure if this makes
a difference, but
the artist imported all of my layered Illustrator artwork and
used that
instead of creating the site right in Flash. He claims that
there is
absolutely no way to improve the speed or fluidity of the
motion. He tried
eliminating some frames, but that did nothing to improve it -
in fact it made
it look worse. He cited many symbols and layers as the
reason.
I don't know Flash from my ***, so I thought I'd get some
feedback from any of
you who do, and see if there actually IS hope to fix this up.
I know that I've
seen fluid, beautiful Flash work on sites before.
Thanks,
B.

Hi there. I"ve been away and just got your message now.
Thanks for your reply!
I think what I'll do is wait for the artist to finish the
site then send you the link. I don't feel right about showing it to
anyone while it still sits on the artist's server and is still in
progress.
Thanks again - I appreciate it!
Belly

Turnimg off router and slower speeds.

Hi , I used to have a BT Home HUb 1, which had various problems, one of them being the noise, so I used to turn it off every night and during daytime. Recently, I found out that turning off your home hub regularly registers to the ISP as faults, which causes them to slow down the speed to have a stable line, and that was probably one of the problems I faced before, having 0.3mbps. Now with a bt home hub 2, it has been turned off one night (after setiing up the connection the day before), and occassionally by member of my family, and me absent-mindly, like I used to. I think this has slowed the broadband a little bit . Is there any way that I can contact BT and get them to raise the profile (I think it's called?) or speed whenever this happens, to ensure I get the best speed I shoiuld be getting, instead of some confusion causing me to waste money?

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BT are just making me pull my hair out now with the hassle in the last few weeks of upgrading to infinity.
Option 3 with Fibre. (Quoted 10mbps/2mbps)
28th May 2011 -- 32.5mbps / 8.5mbps
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E3200 - Wireless disconnects and slow speed

I bought the E3200 in order to replace my "old" and "outdated" networking equipment, which happens to consist of a Linksys WAP54g access point, connected to a Netgear RT311 router. That old setup has worked reliably for years, and with decent speed. However, I have noticed my wireless connections dropping off every now and then, to the tune of a few times a week, and thought that it might be time to get new N-based equipment.
The E3200 arrived last night, so I installed it right away. Installation was actually a breeze! But, that is the ONLY reason I even gave this unit more than the minimum of one star. I was able to get this router up and running, and connected to my cable modem, in no time. And then, connecting all of our wireless devices to it was pretty quick too. Thus ends the good part of this review...
I worked from home today, as I do fairly regularly, and NEVER in all of my days of doing so have I had so many wireless disconnects! My work laptop is a year-old Lenovo W500 running Win7 Enterprise 64-bit, souped up with lots of memory and hard drive space. Like I said, only recently had I noticed any sort of drop-offs when talking to my 802.11g AP. Well, it seemed like every ten minutes my laptop would get disconnected today talking to the new 802.11n AP/Router. Isn't N-based equipment, and this E3200 in particular, supposed to be really fast and reliable? This one certainly isn't! Oh, I've only complained about the reliability part so far... Trust me, the SPEED is terrible too! While my laptop's wireless connection in Windows was telling me that I was connected at between 117 and 130Mbps pretty regularly, there is no way that can be true! I am a programmer, so I am connected to the office over VPN every day, and we use Microsoft's TFS for our source code. Over my G connection, the code came over pretty quickly. Over the N connection today, it was DOG slow! I mean REALLY bad! Took forever to get my source code! And, web pages seemed to load really slow all day! Just loading this page to write this review seemed to take a lifetime!
I really think this thing only deserves one star, and that being for the ease of the setup. But, since one is the minimum, I gave it two. As to the value for the money? Not there. This unit isn't cheap. I paid a little more to get a better quality product, but I am left disappointed.
My intent here is not to slam the Linksys product really. I have been using a Linksys wireless-g access point for years, and I love it! However, I want to (a) warn other of my experience, and (b) see if anybody has any ideas as to how this can be fixed, perhaps. Maybe the out-of-the-box configuration always behave this way, and it just needs some tweaking??? I hope so, but I doubt it. And if this is not merely a matter of a little tweaking, I intend to return this router, and reconnect my old, faithful equipment.
-- UPDATE --
I am sitting within a few inches of this lousy router with my laptop, trying to tweak its settings via the web interface. The wireless connection is still really slow, and keeps timing out. I could probably plug in to the GB port, but the purpose of this exercise was to see if the connection problems were due to distance and walls. Apparently, they were not. Sigh...

Although I am not the aforementioned Scott, my experience with the E3200 has been very similar. What lead me to do something about it and find this thread was the constant wireless dropping. Working from home and having the connection come and go multiple times a day will motivate a person.
This started happening after having the E3200 for 4 months. I did the firmware upgrade, but not the reset/reconfigure, and things cleared up for another 3 months. Then shortly after having the new Dish Network Hopper/Joey system installed, the problem came back. Not sure if it had anything to do with it but that was the only thing that changed in my environment.
The Hopper/Joey is Ethernet wired to the E3200 via a MoCA bridge and does add additional network traffic. Also there is a ZigBee wireless remote which may or may not be causing additional interference.
Regardless, I did the recommended 30 second reset and reconfigure including picking channels for both wireless types. Everything is back up and running good so far. Fingers crossed.

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