Dynamiclink error during warp stabilizing?!

I am having the same issue, plus some others. Running AE 5.5 on MacPro 10.6.3

Here is the error:

I think I am having general issues with the Dynamic LInk Library.

-Theo

UPDATE: I have at least a temporary fix. I am guessing that there is some kind of issue with the Dynamic Link Library, or some problematic driver etc. that allows you to go between AE and Premiere. So, I quit from AE, quit Premiere, launched AE and ran the Warp Stabilize function again with no problem. My thought is that closing both applications (AE, PR)  resets the Dynamic Link Library.

-Theo

Hi Tlipfert,

thanks for this post, I'm using the same fix... but it should work by itself non the less, so hopefully Adobe Staff will find a fix soon.

Filip

The problem is likely the same sort of TCP blockage that is described here:

http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/startup-screen-hangs-premiere-after.html

2 years later, having the same issue. Latest version of CC, and dynamic link is practically broken.

Would be great to have a permanent fix, or a more workable solution.

Thanks,

AC

Same here, running After Effects, trying to use the 3d-camera tracker but it hangs at "initializing". Then I get the Dynamic Link error even without using Premiere at the same time. That's ridicules that this bug isn't fixed after YEARS.

I have had this problem myself with After Effects.  Disabling my firewall fixed the problem.  So it's not a problem with AE et al so much as a security/OS issue.

Just started having this issue when I upgraded to new CC2017. still no work around? My firewall was already disabled on my mac.

davepd2  wrote

 

Just started having this issue when I upgraded to new CC2017. still no work around? My firewall was already disabled on my mac.

Can you describe your issue in more detail? You import a file, create a new composition from that file, run warp stabilizer and then the error message pops up?

yeah. exactly that. when I run warp stabalizer or track camera function, the plugin gets stuck on the initializing, then it pops up the dynamic link timed out error

Try using Adobe Media Encoder and transcoding your footage to something like Cineform, DNxHD, etc. and then run the Warp Stabilizer or track camera on that footage.

But first, look into firewall settings. If AE isn't allowed on all networks, your firewall can block this feature. I don't know why AE uses networking protocols to run Warp Stabilizer and the Camera Tracker, but it does.