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1. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
Harm Millaard Oct 27, 2012 9:43 AM (in response to John Ellenberger)On my very fast computer with 16GB of memory
Care to define 'very fast'? What OS, what version of PR, what CPU, what video card, what disk setup, etc.?
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2. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
Steven L. Gotz Oct 27, 2012 9:57 AM (in response to John Ellenberger)Trim a clip to 10 seconds and try that. If it takes 10 minutes, then you know you are stuck with a 60:1 ratio and you have decisions to make.
Also, take a look at the video. If one part of it is really, really bad, you might want to exclude that part. Perhaps if you bumped the camera. That might be part of the problem.
Just for reference, I just stabilized 10 seconds (300 frames) in six minutes. The analysis took the six minutes, the second step was probably no more than 10 seconds, if that. I was expecting longer and looked away from the stop watch for a few seconds.
And my PC is quite fast, thank you very much!
So, if it is still stabilizing, you have a problem. Create a new project, use a 10 second clip. That should give you a baseline if the stabilizing doesn't get stuck again.
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3. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
Ann Bens Oct 27, 2012 10:37 AM (in response to Steven L. Gotz)Even 6 minutes seem very long for a 10 second clip.
My system is 3 years old and a 12 second clip 50p, handheld with a pan all the way just just over 3 minute in default setting.
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4. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
Steven L. Gotz Oct 27, 2012 3:56 PM (in response to Ann Bens)Ann,
Perhaps because my footage is from an Android phone? The codec might be lot harder for Adobe to work with?
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5. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
Ann Bens Oct 27, 2012 4:59 PM (in response to Steven L. Gotz)this was a 50 mbps clip from a canon xf100.
Tried an iphone clip. 3,5 minutes.
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6. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
John Ellenberger Oct 28, 2012 3:59 AM (in response to Harm Millaard)The machine is a Core i7-2600 @ 3.4 GHz with 16GB of memory. The data files are on a Hitachi 7200 rpm SATA drive (separate from the OS which is the same model drive). The grahics card is a Radeon HD 6800 with 1 GB of memory 128 GB/sec. memory bandwidth. Unforuntely the graphics card is not one of the few that can be used for acceleration.
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7. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
John Ellenberger Oct 28, 2012 4:07 AM (in response to Steven L. Gotz)To answer the other questions:
1) No it was not particularly shakey--it was shot with a monopod so I was mainly trying to smooth out the panning.
2) It was shot with a Panasonic AG-HPX170 so its not a weird codec (or at least not an uncommon one)
I have since done a few more clips. It is still "walk away and have a cup of coffee" slow but it is finished when I get back. I also find that I have to rerender the work area to get things to perform as I continue to edit after applying the effect.
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8. Re: Warp Stabilizer Stuck?
John Ellenberger Oct 28, 2012 4:15 AM (in response to John Ellenberger)...oh and going back and reviewing the problem clip the warp stablizer had done some pretty weird stuff--at one point the clip starts to rotate in 3D. I ended up taking it out of that particlar clip and just lived with my not-so-smooth pan. If I am feeling really adventuresome I may reapply to see what happens.



