Warp Stabilizer crops bottom of video if videos layers are beneath it for no reason. Why???

Warp Stabilizer crops bottom of video if videos layers are beneath it for no reason. Why???
remove the layers beneath and it's fine. Hopefully adobe addresses this issue asap to save all of us a good amount of time.

I have noticed similar: apply crop to a layer and with all settings at 0 a line of underlying video can be seen at the bottom.

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Warp stabilizer crops bottom of video!

When I try to stabilize some footage shot with my GoPro Hero 3 Black, warp stabilizer crops off the bottom of the video and greatly reduces the res of the video.
The steps I am following:
Import video using GoPro Cineform software (This leaves me with an .mp4 file)
Create new sequence from clip in CS6
Apply warp stabilizer to section of the clip
Render
Watch - and the clip has the bottom 1/3rd cut off and the video looks out of focus.
I cant for the life in me figure out what is going on! Please help!
Thanks

So, the first image is jsut before it gets to the stabilized section....
Then, as soon as it reaches the selected area that has had the warp stabilizer applied the bottom is cut off!
Am I missing something stupid here?
Thanks

Warp Stabilization crops to letterbox?

I cant quite put my finger on just what is going on here,
but I think Warp Stabilisation is pulling a bit of a weird crop job on my footage.
The letterboxing effect seems to increase as I decrease the maximum scale slider.
What im doing is replacing a clip with an after effects composition in premiere pro,
and then simply dragging the warp stabilizer ontop of the footage to let it do its thing.
Any advice or ideas on whats going on?
Running windows 7 64bit, AE version 10.5.0.253, PP version 5.5.0.233

Youre indeed right about there being lots of movement, this is the start of a video with a small airplane darting off.
Your arguement that maximum scaling is too small doesnt seem to hold up to my problem though.
If I increase the maximum, the letterboxing gets even worse.
My goal is to get a steady shot of an aircraft in the air.
Tracking points dont seem to take hold of them, and warp stabilize also seems to get confused.
The only program that can do it flawlessly is deshaker in virtualdub.
How I wish I had that plugin for Premiere Pro.

Warp stabilizer cropping/position issue?

So I don't think I've ever had this issue and I'm wondering if has to do with using it on a 13" macbook, since i've never had this issue on my iMac, but when I place the warp stabilizer effect the clip turns into a small cropped corner like so in the photo. This happens with any clip even if I try to adjust the stabilizer settings. Any help would be appreciated!

Hi mlhidalgo,
Please go to File > Project settings > General and change the GPU Acceleration to Mercury Playback Engine software only. After you will click ok, it will ask you to delete previews or keep previews. Choose Delete previews and see if it helps.
Also, please report if you have Intel Iris graphics.
Thanks!
Rameez

Warp stabilizer crops clip off screen - help!

Adobe Premiere Pro CC - most current update.
When I apply the Warp Stabilizer effect, it crops/moves the clip almost completely off screen in the preview window. It also remains this way when I export.
I am uploading dslr footage with these properties:
File Path: /Users/Braedin/Desktop/Banff trip/Friday/MVI_9850.MOV
Type: MPEG Movie
File Size: 52.5 MB
Image Size: 1280 x 720
Frame Rate: 59.94
Source Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 16 bit - Stereo
Project Audio Format: 48000 Hz - 32 bit floating point - Stereo
Total Duration: 00:00:10:03
Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1.0
I then slow down footage to 40% to a 24fps look (orginally 60fps)
I then "Nest" the footage to be able to apply the Warp Stabilizer effect.
This is what it looks like without applying warp stabilizer:
This is what is looks like after applying warp stabilizer and rendering the clip:
These are the properties of the "Nested" clip with Warp Stabilizer:
Nested Sequence 03
1280 x 720
00;00;04;22, 59.94 fps
48000 Hz - Stereo
Finally, here are my current Sequence Settings in which I am having the issue:
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I suspect its an issue with sequence setting.
Thanks,
Braedin

If you have a Retina Macbook Pro you can download the latest NVIDIA drivers from their website, which will enable you to use CUDA GPU acceleration in Premiere Pro, which fixed the problem for me, and is faster to render etc than Software Only.
More info at this link, which also contains a link to the NVIDIA drivers:
Enabling CUDA for Premiere Pro and After Effects in the MacBook Pro Retina

Is there an easier way to make a simple split in imovie than using THREE keys (shift-control-S)? I make hundreds of cuts in my time-lapse videos. Other programs have a button for this. Why so hard?

Sorry, any other shortcut to splitting would be appreciated.

danmonsterman wrote:
… I'm new to imovie. It surprises me that it requires three keys …
for good reason - 'splitting' a clip is in normal editing in iMovie rarely used.
< your voice: > "Wot?!"
I emphazised 'in iMovie', 'cause it has a very different concept, compared to other NLEs, such as Premiere, Avid, legacy FC/p7 (or Magix etc on Windows):
spend some time here
http://help.apple.com/imovie/
(not only the videos, read the tutorials too)
usually, you just drag the yellow box across the 'wanted' part of a clip and than add it to the Project Line.
no split, no cut, no in/out (imagine, how many keys would need that?)....
maybe frightening - but believe me: dead simple, super fast.
splitting a clip? hmmm… when/why?
… when you apply diff. effects to one single 'scene' - comes to my mind as only situation I use split in iM.
plus, many NLEs ask for 'finger acrobatics' - I try to learn FCPX for now two years, and still have to cheat what key-combos results what feature lucky me, I found a solution controlling the basics single-handed with gestures on my Magic Trackpad …

Warp stabilizer crops when it shall scale up to full screen?

the picture says it all.
1 hour ago it worked fine, but suddenly it all changed and I don't know why.
do you?

I don't not really know what you are meaning..
Which resolution, which zoom lever? comp, clip?
Look on these pictures...
Tell me in detail how to.
Thanks for answering.

HT2729 I cannot play any video from YouTube or of my own? Any reason why that might be

I am having problems watching videos on my iPad (also my computer). Has only happened recently, has been ok but now unable to watch at all.

I also updated my Shockwave Flash too but today I was finally able to fix my problem by using the information I found on here:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1018071?tstart=0
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Warp Stabilizer CS6 scales down last frame

Hey,
Every time I add the Warp Stabilizer in Premiere Pro CS6, it auto-scales the footage, except for the last frame. It just changes to 100% again, so I'll just have to cut it off. Any others experiencing this issue, or any ways to solve it?
Thanks in advance.
Edit: turns out it's probably not the warp stabilizer, but the position. When I adjust the position, the same thing happens, and since the stabilizer changes the position, the position will probably be causing the issue. Keyframing is disabled.

This strikes me as a bug that hasn't been corrected.
Is there a way to see if it has even been reported? (I don't want to add a redundant bug report).
I'm having what I think is the same- or similar - problem in PPro CC.
Machine: Windows 7 Pro,
i7-3930K @ 3.20 GHz with 32 GB memory
nVidia GeForce GTX 670.
Both CC and CS 6 installed.
I have a single clip of video footage exactly 19 seconds (00;00;19;00) long in Track V1.
I have added the Warp Stabilizer effect to Track V1, let it analyze and stabilize, and when playing, the last frame is "chopped off" by a noticeable percentage.
When selecting the Effect Controls tab, the Opacity keyframe icon is "active", though still set at 100%.
I lowered the clip Opacity, moved the pointer a few seconds to the left via left-arrow, and re-played.
The last frame is still chopped off.
I returned the clip Opacity to 100%, moved the pointer a few seconds to the left, and re-played.
The frame is still chopped off.
This "solution" appears to have no effect for me.
I also need the Timecode effect for this same clip, and have noticed strange things with it.
Although my footage in Track V1 is exactly 19:00,
- AFTER I've added the Warp Stabilizer effect to Track V1, AND
- have added an Adjustment Layer to Track V2 in the sequence, AND
- have added the Timecode effect to the Adjustment layer in Track V2,
when I point to the last frame, the Timecode effect shows 18:29, not 19:00. After moving 1 frame to the left, i.e. hitting left-arrow once. the Timecode also shows 18:29. so the Timecode is showing the same numbers twice.
It seems that the Timecode effect is somehow "losing track" of what frame is being displayed.(Is it "counting from '1' instead of '0')?
Any help available in this?
I've even gone so far as to:
1) change, i.e. lower, the Opacity, save the project, then return the Opacity to 100%, then saved the project again; last frame still "chopped off".
2) once the opacity was lowered, I've also rendered the sequence, saved the project, then returned the Opacity to 100%, and re-rendered, but the problem remains.
3) I even "cleared" both the Warp Stabilizer effect from the footage clip, AND the clip from within the sequence, then added the clip back to the sequence WITHOUT the Warp Stabilzer effect, then pointed at the final frame, and that final frame is STILL chopped off.
For this project, I'm "sticking" with CC, because I'm working on it from both my home studio and another location which has only CC.
I haven't checked CS6 to see if the Warp Stabilizer and Timecode effects are working correctly, but both seem to have gone a little "haywire".
Is there some other way to fix the problem of the last frame being "chopped off"?

Excluding motion from Warp Stabilize?

Is there any way to exclude motion from Warp Stabilize? It seems to be pickup motion from my talent. So when he nods his head, the scene wiggles up and down too.

There's a reason that the second paragraph of this post is as strongly worded as it is, complete with a whole sentence in emphatic italics:
"Chris and Trish Meyer review the Warp Stabilizer effect on the ProVideo Coalition website, as well as providing a very detailed and absolutely crucial set of video tutorials on Adobe TV. Please, watch these videos before using the Warp Stabilizer:"
If you watch the Meyers' videos, you'll have much more success using the Warp Stabilizer, including knowing how to hide motion from it.

Warp Stabilization turn my video black, if I use more then "just stabilize".

Hey guys,
I've just started using the Master Collection of Adobes CS6 and I my first task was to stabilize a video.
So I opened it in Adobe After Effects and used the Warp Stabilizer.
Everything is fine, if I use "just stabilize". The video is shaky in it's little box.
But if I use more then that, the video turns black.
I want to use the option stabilize, crop, scale.
So, any idea what went wrong?
Thanks for reading.

Hey guys,
I've just started using the Master Collection of Adobes CS6 and I my first task was to stabilize a video.
So I opened it in Adobe After Effects and used the Warp Stabilizer.
Everything is fine, if I use "just stabilize". The video is shaky in it's little box.
But if I use more then that, the video turns black.
I want to use the option stabilize, crop, scale.
So, any idea what went wrong?
Thanks for reading.

Is there a warp stabilizer or video stabilizer plug-in for cs6 ?

is there a warp stabilizer or video stabilizer plug-in for cs6 ?

For Acrobat Pro? I don't really understand. You don't typically *edit* PDFs in a browser.
Note that Acrobat Reader is totally unnecessary on OS X. I'd recommend avoiding it. If you are creating PDFs, or doing advanced features that make it worth spending hundreds of dollars, then Acrobat Pro may make sense, but otherwise, just use Preview.

Flickering video with Warp stabilizer

Hi all,
I have a problem what more of you maybe have seen the past month, the flickering with warp stabilizer.
Now i already changed the renderer setting in project settings into Mercury Playback Engine to Software Only, but this didn't solve the problem.
My specs:
Macbookpro 15 inch retina end 2013,
2,3 ghz i7
16 gb ram
nvidia GT750M 2gb
OSX 10.9.5
Will update to Yosemite solve it or not?

Hi Dave
I solved my problem with the next 2 things:
- changed the renderer setting in project settings into "Mercury Playback Engine Software Only
- changed the renderer setting in media encoder into "Mercury playback engine software only
Hope this will solve your problem to.

Warp Stabilizer for large sections of video?

Greetings,
I have a pretty strong editing rig with 24gig of memory but with CS5, I still only selectively used the warp stabilizer in After Effects for short clips I was editing in Premiere Pro. I guess both because of the link and render hassles vs. benefits and time involved. In short, I used in when I had to and it usually worked.
With having it integrated in CS6 Premiere Pro now, I was wondering how performance was and if it was feasable for using it on longer shoot segments. Say I am editing some older camcorder footage that is rather shaky. Could I take a 20 or 30 minute chunk and expect it to correct and render in a reasonable time? Is there any ballpark estimate of footage time vs. warp stabilizer analyze and finish time?
I can't wait to use this as I upgrade to CS6 but don't want to expect too much.
Thanks,
BJBBJB1

Kevin,
Thanks for the on point link! Sigh....it still looks like it consumes a lot of resources. They recommend splitting clips at the 5 minute mark.
However, perhaps running a larger clip through the process and rendering it out in a lossless format, and then bringing it back in for editing might be the way to go.
Which, come to think of it, is what we had to do with AE!
But certainly having it integrated for short clip stabilizing is still very nice.
BJBBJB1

How to shoot 1080p/60, output to 720p/60, so Warp Stabilizer or zoom/crop has no quality loss?

I'm new to AE, and making a painful transition form FCP to Premiere, so please be patient, I don't understand many of the subtalties of these apps yet. :-)
Also, please forgive the long explaination, I'm having trouble articulating the problem...
I'm shooting in 1080p/60, AVCHD. I plan mainly to output to 720p/60.
The idea being, that if I need to warp stabilize footage, or zoom/crop, I can do so without any quality loss.
I don't want to edit the project in 1080p/60, because if I stabilize it, and it blows up the image, it will result in quality loss. Then when I scale down for final output, that pixilated/crapified footage will be present just in scaled down form.
I don't want the footage to be scaled down first, then, when I stabilize it, I'm blowing up 720p footage (thus defeating the whole purpose of doing this) and once again, outputting pixilated/crappified footage.
What are the steps / workflow to set up Premiere and the stabilizing shots in AE, such that I'm working in 720p, but using the 1080p footage, so that extra resolution is available when I need to crop, zoom, stabilize, etc. the footage... and can do so without any quality loss? It would be great to have that ability to zoom in on elements in post, almost 2x, and not see any loss of quality.
Thanks in advance!
-Jason Wallace

100% positive. There is a family of lesser known Prosumer Panasonic cameras (my particular model is the TM700) that record 1080p/60. It's a 3-chip, CMOS, that genuinly records at that resolution and frame rate. Has audio input, headphone output, shoe mount, zebra stripes, touch screen, good battery life, and a manual focus ring (fly by wire, can be set for exposure, framerate, or focus). Also has very good low light capabilities, that are much better than the published specs would lead you to believe. The firmware is a bit goofy, and was clearly designed by engineers, not people who have ever shot video. For example some things that should be easily accessible, are buried in menus, while other useless "fluff" features are front and quickly accessible.... but if you can live with a few stupid firmware compromises, it's absolutely AMAZING bang for the buck, and well under $1k to buy.
Note: if I'm not mistaken, the camera can only output via HDMI 1080i/60, but for absolute certain the video files being recorded are genuine 1080p/60. (This has lead to some confusion and forum arguements as to whether the camera is actually 1080p/60)
This was one of the main reasons for my moving from FCP to Premiere, as Premiere Pro handles the 1080p/60 AVCHD files, while FCP requires they first be transcoded and inflated to a intermediate codec.
-Jason W

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