I was able to use the backup autosave and produced a new mlt file with the right information in it as I was able to recognize the timeline when it reappeared with the cobbled mlt. My question was, now that it failed, is there some way to get the information that it was using to produce the exportable file restored. The i5 with 6 gb memory was factory, but the 1T hybrid is aftermarket.
BLUESCREENS NICE SHOT WINDOWS 10
The machine has an i5 running at 2.4 GHz with 6 gb ddr3 and 1T hybrid hd (256 GB of SS drive) running Windows 10 Home edition regularly updated by MS. It slows down right away and I would not expect that to happen if the processor was overheated - it would take some time. So it appears that the cooling system is adequate to keep the processor cool during heavy loads. When the processing slows down, so does the fan - indicating that the sensor is no longer claiming to be too hot.
When it is processing hard, the fan is speeding up and it stays at that high speed until the processing load drops. Perhaps my machine is overheating, but I doubt it. I don’t think this blue screen stuff was due to overheating though. But I know that it is at its upper limits for many of these videos especially 1080 and I’ll watch for issues.
BLUESCREENS NICE SHOT MP4
But I now have half of the final mp4 and I really don’t want to throw it away.Ĭan I get it to start from the place it left off? Or what should I do.įor what it’s worth, I have been regularly exporting the 1080 with upwards of 1.2 GB files with no problems with fairly heavy usage since Oct -Nov 2021. ) When I tried it the shotcut recognized that it was missing a file, which I supplied and it then loaded everything up right. Then copied the body of the autosave mlt over it, since the most of the stuff in the file was the same as the new one. The file size should be around 2GB finished.Įverything was gone, but I found the autosave file and when I finally figured a way to get the Shotcut to read the file (I made a new mlt file, copied it into a text program.
This is only the second one of this size - most are significantly shorter. I am running Windows 10 home with latest updates and having been making several videos prior with shotcut that worked quite well. (It has done it before with and without Shotcut. At greater than 50% complete, the Dell 1749 17" laptop blue screened. I was creating a 40 minute 1080 video from multiple files in Shotcut 21,03.21.
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