I'm going to "suggest" where I think the problem may lie(!).
I've just looked back at one of your earlier posts where you gave us part of the spec of your computer.
- I see you have 8GB RAM, in my experience almost the minimum for serious video work. Especially since the "DSC" attribute of your files, as shown in your latest screenshot, suggests you are using HD footage, I think. Such footage makes very heavy demands on the host computer's resources.
- Whenever I see the name of a CPU quoted I tend to go to the Passmark website to see the results of their tests on it, and their assessment of its price:performance ratio. This page is the relevant one for you. Unfortunately, not a good outcome.
I apologise if the above sounds very negative but, again in my own (sometimes bitter) experience, the quality of one's computer hardware has a very big effect on the success, or otherwise, of video production.
Jeff
Wait so what about my pc isn’t good enough?
what about my pc isn’t good enough?
In my opinion, its most serious "weakness" is your CPU, as I explained before.
Also, additional RAM would be beneficial to you.
what about my pc isn’t good enough?
In my opinion, its most serious "weakness" is your CPU, as I explained before.
Also, additional RAM would be beneficial to you.
Technical support at MAGIX is helping through it as well. They actually just gave me Video Pro X to try out to see if the problem occurs there as well. So we will see. Which program is the better of the two?