premiere pro cc warp stabilizer date stamp moves

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Hardware and operating system requirements.Best practices for updating Premiere Pro.I have ben playing with it and I cant duplicate that your seeing on export. I will watch this thread for replies so see how this works out for you.

I still suspect an error in how it calculates 'stabilize only' - to me it should be exactly like stabilzie and crop, but with out the crop part, and for sure they are not the same. I am concerned wondering why 'stabilize only' doesnt center the frame, liek ti does whe you center and crop? Maybe thats is intentional, but seems like it should be centered anyway. When I try it and export it, it exports exactly as I see it in the preview, even after I move the frame so it fits better. This is the version I am using 15.0.0 Build 41. Either way, you not seeing it until exports is an issue, it should be what you see is what you get. I will qualify this with, I dont recall what this same settings looked like before my work with them just now (I tend to use mocha for stabilize) so not as much experaince as you likly have with it, maybe you and can confirm if this expected. What I see varies from you is that I see the effect right away, and you see it on export. Every other mode I tried, the frame centers proper for me. I dont know what is causing your issue, but to me it feels like a bug in the way warp stabilize handles the anchore point calculation when you choose the borders/framing to stabilize only. If I manual shift the image using the 'motion' position, I can get it center (rough as its done by eye).

I dont use the warp often, and seldom with the settings you indicated, however I was not expecting the clip to be mis-aligned like the first picture provided here (seems to match what your media encoder shows). If I want the video to end up in the center I have to turn on the Stabilize and Crop

There be somethign wrong with Warp Stabilizer? I tried the settings (if I followed your note correct) and I get misaligned video in the preview right away.

Premiere pro cc warp stabilizer date stamp moves