Lord_Kristine So I spent all of last night trying to export a video properly. I used various combinations of resolutions and framerates. I tried tampering with settings. I did all sorts of things, but still, when I exported, half of my pan and zoom effects didn't work. I tried changing the effect to motion with keyframes, but lo and behold, that failed as well. Whenever I try to export, the photos I want to pan and zoom on show up for a few seconds, then the screen goes black. What is going on?
borate Some things to try... Clear unused cache files, under OPTIONS|DISK menu. Update to the latest version, if that's not what's already in use. Upload your project, so someone can check it out,
Lord_Kristine borate wrote: Some things to try... Clear unused cache files, under OPTIONS|DISK menu. Update to the latest version, if that's not what's already in use. Upload your project, so someone can check it out, I'll try the cache thing initially. Edit: that didn't work. How should I upload the file?
borate Please click FILE|SAVE PORTABLE PROJECT and upload it to Dropbox, Google Drive, MS OneDrive or the like and link it here. Someone will test it.
Lord_Kristine Don't judge me for content. :wacko: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/je2pj2lviyt5573/AAARqws6czx4DfEjGP0D70lAa?dl=0
borate This is a 1920 x 1080 Mp4 rendition of your production; no black holes. Downloaded and shown full-screen with Media Player Classic, it looks clean. What are the specs of your PC: CPU, GPU, RAM, free disk space, etc.?
Lord_Kristine borate wrote: This is a 1920 x 1080 Mp4 rendition of your production; no black holes. Downloaded and shown full-screen with Media Player Classic, it looks clean. What are the specs of your PC: CPU, GPU, RAM, free disk space, etc.? I'm not 100% sure. Where do I look to find that out?
borate Using Windows 10? Type "system information" into the search box, left-bottom of the screen. Or click Start|Run and type "msinfo32" <enter>.