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#STATIC IMAGES ARE FLICKERY IN PREMIERE PRO PC#
All of these problems started happening when I switched from editing on my old PC to editing on my new MBPro. Needless to say that I’m using the same camera, settings, export settings, effects, etc., I always use and have had no such issues in the past. The “second export 2” shows another example, also re-exported, and also right after opening PPro, but here, as you can see, the issue still is repeated this is just original footage with an adjustment layer that has some color correction and such. The “second export” video shows the exact same footage, sped up, etc., but exported a second time, right after opening PPro. The “original export” video shows the problem on a sped up footage using Frame Blend. I’m leaving links to some footage of the issue in question.
#STATIC IMAGES ARE FLICKERY IN PREMIERE PRO UPGRADE#
So in terms of hardware, I’m using the best Apple has to offer in terms of portable, powerful computers (the only upgrade from mine is to a 2,8 GHz CPU… still, at the specs of my MBPro, I should have no such issues).
#STATIC IMAGES ARE FLICKERY IN PREMIERE PRO PRO#
I’m using a MacBook Pro 15″ Retina, 2,5 GHz Intel Core i7, 16 Gb, Intel Iris + AMD Radeon R9 M370X 2048 MB graphics. Then again, as you’ll see in the examples I provide, you may have the problem regardless of whether you’ve just opened PPro or not.
If you can export right away just after you open up PPro (and if whatever you’re exporting is not very complex and GPU-reliant) you MAY NOT have the flickering…. The only thing I seem to find in the way of a pattern is that it SOMETIMES starts occurring whenever you use PPro for more than a couple of minutes. Which is why at first I assumed the problem was actually solved in the new machine. That is, sometimes you have the problem and sometimes you don’t. This issue is, as well (as you can see from some of the sample footage I’m linking to in this post), absolutely random. Needless to say, this issue is terribly aggravating… it means either (a) not using any effects from now on or (b) taking my chances with the possibility of horribly flickering final video. But it wouldn’t surprise me to be an issue that’ll happen with most any effect, probably anything that really relies a lot on the GPU (this assumption is also strengthened by the fact that I encounter no such issue when exporting from AE, which, if I’m not mistaken, is more reliant on CPU than GPU… I may be wrong, though). But now I notice that 4 videos I exported and uploaded already (yes, without watching the end result… I know, terrible of me, but I had no time to do so!) have this flickering issue all over the place! Up to now, I’ve noticed the issue occurs when I put (a) an adjustment layer over the original footage in order to color correct it and such and (b) when using Frame Blend. I thought it was only limited to the Frame Blend, so I decided not to use it until the bug was fixed by Adobe.
#STATIC IMAGES ARE FLICKERY IN PREMIERE PRO HOW TO#
I posted about the first problem with the first machine here but up to now no one seems to have the same issue, nor any idea of how to fix it. (That is, there’s 1 frame that is rendered correctly and 2 that are rendered dark, which results in perceptual flicker.)
So I exchanged it and now I notices that sped up footage with Frame Blend results in flickering video exports. This and other issues made me believe the MBPro was a lemon. I got a new MacBook Pro, installed PPro CC 2015 and noticed when I sped up footage and turned on Frame Blend, my footage got dark when I exported. I’m pulling my hair out with this one! I’ve 3 or 4 recent videos completely ruined by this error I’m getting in Premiere Pro.
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