Openshot-qt: Editing performance is very poor

Created on 14 Dec 2017  路  8Comments  路  Source: OpenShot/openshot-qt

System Details: Core I5, 3.4 GHz, 16 GB RAM

  • Operating System / Distro: ? Windows 10 with SSD,
  • OpenShot Version: ? 2.4.1, install on HDD. Movie data files on SSD.
  • _Please attach log files if crash_

I have 38 clips amounting to 1 hour of MPEG2 all video in one track. I'm attempting to "edit" out select pieces of some segments. This process is difficult, but also extremely slow to respond to commands. I'm still trying to figure out the best way to removed portions and have the dead space "collapse" between the remaining segments.

I can be a beta tester, but I must abandon this tool for now and find something else that supports better editing of loaded segments withing a track or timeline.

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I confirm this issue on Windows. When I started adding clips to timeline the editing operations (cuts, fade in/out or adding a jpeg to the timeline) took to 2 seconds. I could live with that.

Now I have two minutes on the timeline and these actions take from 5 to 10 seconds. I am not able to continue under such conditions.

_OpenShot 2.4.1
Windows 7 SP1 x64
AMD A10-5800 (4 cores @ 3,8 GHz), 16 GB RAM (I reserved 8 GB for OpenShot cache)_

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I confirm this issue on Windows. When I started adding clips to timeline the editing operations (cuts, fade in/out or adding a jpeg to the timeline) took to 2 seconds. I could live with that.

Now I have two minutes on the timeline and these actions take from 5 to 10 seconds. I am not able to continue under such conditions.

_OpenShot 2.4.1
Windows 7 SP1 x64
AMD A10-5800 (4 cores @ 3,8 GHz), 16 GB RAM (I reserved 8 GB for OpenShot cache)_

Same issue it takes me 10-30 seconds to place a clip

Dup of #902

This is still an issue for me in v2.4.2
Especially when you want to move a lot of clips.
Can we use this issue since the original one has been closed untruly?

@DerGenaue - It's just that the devs would rather have us volunteers close the issues that are too vague like "editing is very bad" or something and would rather have a specific issue, with enough information - logs and system specs and reproduction-method and everything. However, because you are an esteemed contributor, I shall proceed to remove the 'duplicate' label and keep this one. :)

I'm having the same issue, however I'm more interesting is you have a general system requirements section. That might be a place to start. What are the system requirements?

@igpf - OpenShot actually works even on a 32 bit machine. I have used it on a really old laptop as well (only for testing purposes). So, it's not that high. However, we do have issues with performance (esp. on windows and mac) that are going to be addressed slowly (as we are a volunteer-based project).

Thank you so much for submitting an issue to help improve OpenShot Video Editor. We are sorry about this, but this particular issue has gone unnoticed for quite some time. To help keep the OpenShot GitHub Issue Tracker organized and focused, we must ensure that every issue is correctly labelled and triaged, to get the proper attention.
This issue will be closed, as it meets the following criteria: - No activity in the past 180 days - No one is assigned to this issue
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Thanks again for your help!

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