I've made a few Vids over the years and some of them contain a few short glitches caused by leaving small snips of photo's in them due to cutting,snipping and general editing mistakes.

 

These glitches can be for fractions of a second and are hard to spot such as a remnant of a photo being left in the timeline. It takes a keen eye to spot them on a live video and can be even harder to spot on a timeline. Removing them is a pain.

I suggest a feature to scan the video content for small clips ( either video or sound ) and find clips less then 0.5 seconds long with the ability to adjust the clip search from 0.1 second upwards, etc.Possibly make the feature automatic and run it just before make movie and bring it to the user/editor's  attention so he can go back and correct it before publishing it

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This one has already been escalated : http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/thread/785011.aspx

saby:

This one has already been escalated : http://forums.pinnaclesys.com/forums/thread/785011.aspx

 

So it has !

I'm guessing I'm not the only one to encounter that little problem :)

I think it's a good idea to run some last minute fault finding checks before exporting video's. The small clips is just one example of checks thst could be implemented.

Even Youtube runs basic checks on the videos that are uploaded such as making suggestions that your video is too shaky and needs stabilising,etc.

 

I'm sure the Forum members could come up with more ideas for error checking.

You could probably run a check for sound distortion issues as well. When the volume is too high, etc.

 

If your video's are out of focus then it could flag up you need to go to the Opticians and get your eyes looked at  

 

Craftman:

If your video's are out of focus then it could flag up you need to go to the Opticians and get your eyes looked at    

Should Corel participate to pay the bill for the new glasses or contact lenses ?    

Absolutely of Course - but if the pennies don't stretch that far - how about a free eye test with the next upgrade