Bret Y

Hi again. I can't figure out out to get my old install files for the version I purchased. Can you suggest where to find this download? Thanks. Nevermind, found it at http://www.oldversiondownload.com/

okay so this new version seems to work much better. How much does it cost to upgrade?

I'm using V7.11 as I bought the software years ago and it doesn't seem that upgrades are included. Could that be why I'm having issues? And any files that aren't being used in the project are there because I haven't finished the video. When I got the third one I started getting problems making it difficult to keep working.

I guess I'll try the proxy method. If I understand correctly, I just take all of my video clips, convert them to low res, import and do all my editing, then when done replace them with the hi res clips, open the project again and export? I'll upload the project in the meantime as you suggested for feedback. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for your quick reply. I've got accelerated hardware ticked already so that hasn't helped. I've thought of trying to break my larger clip (it's 40 minutes) into smaller pieces, but I can't seem to figure out if that's even possible without opening the longer clip in a separate instance and exporting all of the smaller pieces. The only options I can find just use different copies of the full clip with different start and stop points. Is there a way to cut a clip into smaller pieces within the software? If that won't work, I can upload the project as you suggested, but all of the files together are over 2GB so I'd rather not if it's avoidable.

When creating videos VideoPad often takes forever to load the sequence preview, especially for longer clips. I notice it's sucking my CPU resources like crazy while doing this. Is there any fix? Can it not share the workload with the GPU? My computer specs aren't that bad, I feel like this shouldn't be happening. Intel Core i7-8750H CPU @ 2.20GHz 16GB RAM DDR4 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Kingston 1TB 7200 RPM HDD Windows 10 Home 64-bit