I found a bug when playing and rendering 8-bit H.264 video in Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Media Encoder, especially if the footage was time-reversed. This is how I came up with a workaround to solve a show-stopping bug.
This bug only seems to affect 8-bit H.264 footage, given the same hardware and software versions. I don't know if anyone else has had these same issues, but here's how I fixed H.264 jittery footage.
💻 The best way to set up Premiere Pro for dual screens:
• Best Premiere Pro Dual Monitor & Full...
00:00 Introduction
00:11 The Problem Illustrated
01:32 The Problem on a Timeline
02:11 First Solution (Slower but Simpler)
03:20 Second Solution (Maybe Faster but More Work)
03:38 Waiting
03:53 Back to the Second Solution
05:18 I Don't Know
05:48 Premiere Pro & Render Options
06:23 Recap
06:48 Conclusion
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