If it isn't the case for you, that is definitely useful data, and wrong behavior by PrPro.Īnd by the bye, when troubleshooting, noting whether any particular other machine is having the same issue is useful data point.
there's either one or two little triangles on the upper corner of the clips. they didn't actually have handles available. If you have handles sufficient for the cross dissolve and it's still not applying it, that's definitely a problem somewhere.Īnd I don't know how many times people who've complained about this finally realized. That is the most common problem child for this issue. This is usually done when you think the effect is mostly done and want to see it more exactly.Īlso the standard advice of making sure that your footage is not Variable Frame rate, as that could also be a source of issue and is common with Phone footage.You don't say whether you checked to make sure you have handles on the adjacent ends of the two clips. You can 'render' the effect, basically making a subexport of just that effect applied. If you have several files playing at once you can spread them across HD's for better performance (and export to a different HD for better speeds).Īnother case is that you might have intensive effects on the timeline, sure it is 1 video, but if it is played 16x times at once with several frames spinning and changing it all needs to be calculated in real time. Your preview is also limited by RAM memory and particularly hard drive speed. If you are doing proxies in HB then you need to manually swap out the original full media files while LWKS is closed, do your edits, then manually swap them back in again for your exports and final preview.
If you are using LWKS proxies make sure you have a setting to use Proxies when previewing (if available) to make sure you are actually loading them. So you can make Proxies in either LWKS or manage them yourself with handbreak, you don't really need to do them both.
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