I also downloaded MediaInfo, here is the info:Ĭomplete name : C:\Users\Cynthia\Documents\Bandicam\Driver 15-26-30-502.aviįormat profile : settings : CABAC / 1 Ref Frames Thanks for the reply, the video was recorded with Bandicam. avi file? Is it a sportscam, something like a GoPro or similar? I ask that because I know other users have experienced problems playing such files and have had to resort to "adjusting" in some way the output files before they could be used/edited in MEP. That will tell us an awful lot more about the actual file.avi is a container format and that, along with the rather unusual format of your footage, may be contributing to the problem. avi file and then post the results of the Text view here. Thanks for the additional information.Ĭan you find, download and install the free MediaInfo utility? Point it to your. The 2015 version ran much better then this version, (I could preview HD footage fairly smoothly) and this version claims to run much faster, which was part of the reason why I got it in the first place. I don't think my CPU is the main problem. It is set to create proxy files automatically. I do have it set on reduced playback resolution and frame rate. It is a 2:40 long video, filmed at a resolution of 1176圆64, with an audio bitrate of 192 kbps.
My version of MEP is Version 17.0.2.159 (UDP3) and the one video that I'm trying to use is AVI file. A very quick Google search led to this page which seems to suggest it is one of the slowest etc. However, I think your CPU may not be fast enough to handle the necessary throughput of data for video editing. Have you tried the option to create proxy (lower resolution) files for playback and editing? Again, this will not affect the final export. Have you tried using the blue lightning symbol below the video screen, which allows for reduced playback resolution etc? This will only affect the files whilst you are editing the final export will always use the full resolution files. However, we also need to know exactly which version of MEP Plus you have (please check under Help>About) and the detailed format of your video files. Thank you for providing the specs of your computer.
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