The following features are limited or unavailable in the free trial: - Only five clips can be added to the queue. - The trial version expires after 15 days. The trial version is not to be used for profit, production, or commercial use. To access the extension panel, navigate to "Window > Extensions > Batch Analysis for Warp Stabilizer - TRIAL" in the main menu after installing the trial version of the plugin. Please remember to uninstall the trial version before upgrading to the full version.

Changes in 1.7: • New feature has been added which allows users to re-analyze nested clips. Changes in 1.6: • Added support for custom presets Changes in 1.5: • Performance optimizations • Bug Fixes Changes in 1.4: • Minor Bug Fixes • Stability Improvements • Versions Premiere Pro 2020 and earlier are not supported anymore. Only update if you are using a recent version. Changes in 1.3.2: • Bug Fix: Fixed issue where clips could not be stabilized when two clips with the same length, start and end time were present on two video tracks. Changes in 1.3: • Added Premiere Pro 22.5 compatibility • Added Premiere Pro 22.3 & 22.4 compatibility Changes in 1.2: • Pausing analysis: a new pause button allows you to put the stabilizing queue on hold. • Support for clips in multiple video tracks has been added. • Better logging. • If users forget to uninstall the trial version before upgrading, they will receive a warning. https://vakago-tools.com/

After installing the plugin, go to Window > Extensions > Batch Analysis for Warp Stabilizer - Trial in the main menu to access the extension panel. Select any number of clips from your timeline and click Add Selected Clips in the extension panel to add them to the analysis queue. Before installing the full version of the plugin, make sure to uninstall the trial version. Begin by following this tutorial: https://vakago-tools.com/analyze-all-clips/