"Sound clips processing ... please wait."

borate

See updated info below

Apparently the successful stabilized file is included in your link above. A copy should have been placed in your PC Video folder as well.

After loading the project, allow the file (in the bin) to completely process. This is very slow and can take a half-an-hour or so. The stabilized file is almost twice the size of the original, but the length is the same. And hardware makes a difference. The Theurgy project referenced above used a stabilized file that was about twice the size of yours.

Progress should be shown on the file's thumbnail. If not, try clicking - or right-clicking - on that thumb.

Once the file is fully processed, it should preview and export without the "processing" warning. It completed successfully in 8.23 here.

St_Bosse

Thanks again borate for your effort and response. I think I'm going to give up on this one. I don't want to waste your time any further.

"Apparently the successful stabilized file is included in your link above" - Yes, but with sound unprocessed or (still processing)

I tried again, can't find any sign of progress indication anywhere?? (I must say a shortcoming I found in some other processes as well)

My hardware: (Maybe the software is hardware sensitive)

Asus VivoBook
Intel i5-8265U @ 1.60Ghz (8th Gen)
Windows 10, 64-bit (update = current)
Total SSD storage = 595 GB
Memory = 8 GB
Intel(R) UHD Graphics 620

St B

borate

May have misled you with earlier findings. It was late. ^_ The stabilized file in your package was corrupt.

In a test here using your original in version 8.23, stabilizer settings were set to the defaults with these exceptions.

Click the ADVANCED button. Under the PASS ONE & TWO tab --- Standard NTSC (0.912). Under the PASS TWO tab --- Adaptive + fixed (no borders).

The process took about twenty minutes. When complete VP replaced the original with the stabilized version and sent a copy to the PC's Video folder.

The file was immediately ready for use to add to the sequence - no processing - and because export was lossless it took less than ten seconds to complete at 1920 x 1080.

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