Thanks for that suggestion, and more power to you for doing that. Since I stabilize upwards of 100 clips per project I imagine that doing this would be a nightmare and take way more time. But I do appreciate the idea. I hope they just fix it honestly because there's a lot more than the ticktime error that's wrong with Warp stabilizer. I've found it also crashes if you toggle OFF the effect and then accidentally hit Analyze again. And it also freezes PPro if a clip is in the middle of "stabilizing" (not just analyzing) when the Auto-Save of PPro comes on. The worst by far is the few hundred clicks to get rid of the error upon opening the project (and exporting the project to AME). I try to just leave my project open until Premiere has sucked all the memory away and things are running slow which generally happens at the end of a long day of editing. Grin and bear it I guess. Or create new sequences, export, reimport and relink...but seriously, I really hope they just fix the issue in the next update/release. It's currently a very frustrating experience.
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