RenderSys1608

I used the 64-bit VP and I used proxy files, I didn't even use a lot of effects other than fade in and out at the start and end of the video. I was supposed to compile the video of my friends and I dancing so other than having a lot of video overlays, it shouldn't be that bad especially when I had made a timelapse of a video worth of 3 hours using videopad along with effects and overlays on my old laptop.

This would be difficult since I decided to permanently delete the project file and use kdenlive. But after reinstallation of the latest version, it still lags. I tried recreating what I made and it was using about 25% of my cpu on doing nothing (I haven't even imported my files). After importing and waiting for each of them to load, I started to recreate what I did and videopad was lagging to just show the preview. This didn't happen on my old laptop which had worse specs than I do now. I currently use Win 10, i3-1115G4 with Intel UHD Graphics 8/256GB.

Recently videopad has been using up all of my cpu without any thing that seems to be loading and just lagging. It hasn't even been exporting videos as it seems to freeze in the middle of doing so. I've tried to splice and change effects at those freeze points but nothing is working. It cannot even close properly and will run in the background, I am using the lastest 10.96 version. Thanks to this I have lost over 5 hours of school video editing.

Well it's not exactly choppy as in movements of the text but the edges of the text shape (assuming how the system works is just rasterizing text like in MS Paint). Using my method it somehow fixes it and anti aliases the edges making it not look jagged.

Like the title said, when text are used along with some motion effects, sometimes it will look choppy? (Please give me a word for this) and leaves some short after images. To fix that, set the text background opacity to 2 or 1, I prefer 1. Then switch to text background rather than editor background or something else (this options is a drop down box above the text background opacity option which is usually closest to the top of the text input box). Either directly pick the color white, or pick a dominant color in the background (this can be done using the tint tool). The text should now look better when doing motion effects and the background should not / slightly be tinted.