This is one I've not seen anywhere, and it started happening when I went to the latest and greatest version of good ol' Premiere Anything-but-Pro. So here's the deal. When I render, some clips (usually title graphics or VFX/plug-ins or adjustment layers) sitting atop other clips will render just fine except for a single frame, usually at the start of the "offending" clip. (Again, the clip in question is usually a title graphic sitting atop other stuff in the timeline).
I've developed some "workarounds" as every Adobe victim must do daily. Except sometimes they just will not work. The work around usually involves deleting the title graphic clip and starting fresh with a new one. This halts my mojo and workflow immensely, and again there's no guarantee the workaround will work at any given time.
I am absolutely perplexed and flummoxed by this one.
Has anyone else experienced this? It's downright nuts! There should be no reason that it will render all but one frame adjacent to the clip.
Also, I've included some single-frame examples (see below) where an actual single frame will not render at all. (The single frame is a muzzle-flash). But don't let that confuse you. Mostly, I have the problem on a typical Premiere-generated title graphic. The whole graphic renders except the leading frame, the final frame, either or both at random.
Please. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.