Finally! here is working fine

So far, once updating, the glitch issue seems to be gone. Can anyone else confirm if there is no more glitching for them?

Any update Fergus? We are all still waiting :/

Yes, please let us know asap. My colleagues and I deal with glitching issues constantly.

Any update Fergus?
Over a month ago you did say "I'll provide an update no later than this time next week."
Premiere is kind of useless for those of us that use optical flow on most projects.

VBR 2 PASS seems to solve this for me - but it is added time and strain on laptop. Just throwing that in there in case it's helpful for the tech team. anxiously waiting for updates too.

just bought my m1 macbook pro. This issue just hit me too. waiting.

Still waiting....

Hello any news about the update, I am waiting anxiously for it. I urgently need to export a project.

Thanks for the response Fergus! It really is appreciated to know people are listening. I found it still appears if I use Rosetta Premiere but export the sequence to Media Encoder for encoding. That was a couple of months ago though. Not sure as of now, as I won't touch the M1 version until this is fixed. I always use Optical Flow but would love to use the power of my £4000 MacBook Pro :(

So is this issue ever going to be fixed? Extremely frustrating.

How is this not listed as a known bug in the 22.2 release?

It's absolutely infuriating and basically renders using Premiere with M1 capabilities useless and unusable.

I'm still seeing this bug. Plays fine in the timeline but glitches are present on exports to mp4 and ProRes with or without 'render with previews' selected.

Mac M1 Max.

Intel mode is still buggy and cuts performance significantly, causing lag and crashes. Not a solution in a commercial environment.

I THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY OH MY GOD IVE BEEN DEALING WITH THIS ALL MONTH!

I have exactly the same configuration and exactly the same problem. It's a pity that it doesn't work, because it just worked fine two weeks ago....

Same issue here but it seems to work correctly with the Intel version of Premiere. The bitrate on H.265 also only exports at 60% the target bitrate but that's a whole different bug. I can't remember if Apple Silicon-based Premiere introduces glitches on other types of interpolation but I feel like I remember it doing it on time remapping or some other effect.

Hi, I have the same problem.
When rendering videos with optical flow it adds a kind of glicht that makes the videos unusable. Unfortunately I am currently working on a project where it is very useful, so I have to remove the optical flow or just use Davinci Resolve to make the videos with optical flow and reimport in Premiere.

I've also had a similar problem with alpha channel files, and with graphics exported from After Effects for use with the Essential Graphics panel.

When using the intel version, it's a little better but I've had it not recognize After Effects compositions in Premiere.

I hope this can be solved soon, because otherwise the software is unusable for this kind of projects. And at this point exporting an XLM for use in other software and readjusting everything would be an incredible waste of time.

Ok thanks for testing ! It was a way to troubleshoot the issue, if it works in Rosetta Intel mode then the Adobe developers can better know where the issue is from