I will admit that the obs studio software might have slowed down vidiopad slightly.
But you must admit that this is a ridiculous use of CPU cycles. And that, on a project I worked on just before, so I would expect that it had all the cache files needed.
But c’mon, about an hour of high cpu usage after just moving a clip at the end a bit to the right. That’s ridiculous, something is clearly wrong here.
And you don’t want to know how long I needed to wait for the audio to work again, after I had to clear out the vp cache. Because vp was filling up c:\ drive with cache files again. I used the clear unused cache files button in vp, clearly the were no really unused.
More then 3 hours, and that was only on the second half hour of the project. I deleted the 1st half hour with the multi camera scenes. In my opinion there is something wrong here, design wise. Perhaps auto generating dedicated proxy files and placing them in a separate folder underneath the project folder could work better. Just a though 🙂