The clip concerned was recorded with the camcorder on at shoulder height whilst walking down a street. The last few seconds of the raw video in the clip has camera bounce in it, so I decided to use the stabilizer to smooth it out.
With the stabilizer enabled, the preview playback is smoothed Ok, BUT jerky to the point of a single frame every second or so - like a slideshow of photos.
It's always been my understanding/experience that proxy/shadow files are there just to smooth out jerky processing just for editing: edits applied to the shadow file are applied to the main file at render time.
I've checked the shadow files folder and there is a shadow file for the clip that has been stabilized.
So, why does applying the stabilizer at default settings make the preview playback of the clip jerky??
Attached are screenshots of the preferences shadow file resolution setting, and the clip properties, both against the background of stabilizer set.
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