I use Pinnacle Studio 14 Ultimate on Windows 7 to copy and edit SD material from old videotapes, and I'm very happy with its ergonomics. I would like to upgrade to Windows 10, but am not sure Studio 14 will work properly. Do any of you use Pinnacle Studio 14 under Windows 10?

It works correctly on one of m PC.

Thanks for the good news.
Maybe someone else will write.

To start with, I'm going to install Windows 10 and Pinnacle Studio 14 on my current desktop. This is a machine from 2012, the parameters of which can be seen in my signature. So probably it will work. Ultimately, however, next year I would like to upgrade my computer with the following parameters:
1) Intel Core i9-12900K processor
2) ASUS ROG STRIX Z690-F GAMING WIFI motherboard

Do you think then Pinnacle Studio 14 will also work on such very new computer under Windows 10?

I don't see why this new hardware could cause any trouble to PS14.

I'm just not sure, and I'm afraid that when I spend a lot of money buying the latest CPU and motherboard, Pinnacle Studio 14 may not be willing to run on such new hardware...

For sure, no need to build such a powerful machine just for PS14.

The new machine will be used for the Pinnacle Studio 25 that I am going to buy. But I want to be able to work on version 14 on the same computer, because it is much more pleasant to use than in the newer versions of Pinnacle Studio. I only use version 14 for copying and processing old videotapes.

Besides, I plan on having the new processor to serve me for another 10 years, as it was with the current i7 2600k. Therefore, I want to buy a processor one of the most powerful so that it does not age quickly.

Or maybe I will decide to buy BlackMagic DaVinci Resolve instead of Pinnacle Studio 25. I haven't made a decision yet.
The big question is will Pinnacle Studio 14 and DaVinci Resolve conflict on this new computer?

PS14 will work on W10 but some features may not work correctly due to video card updates. Once you start using PS25 you can do anything as in PS14 and much more, but the learning curve is a little bit complicated at first but once you get used to it, it will be real simple.

I also own the PS19 version and am disappointed with it. After extracting an audio track from a video clip in the Timeline, unfortunately it cannot be merged back into the video afterwards. I was looking for such an option and did not find it. This is a big mistake. I'm afraid the PS25 may be similar, so I'm looking for DaVinci Resolve.

Re-check Audio in Active streams and audio is re-attached to video.

Thanks for the advice.
In fact, this is how you can merge an audio track with a video.

I plan to upgrade my old desktop and buy an Intel Core i9 11900 processor. Will Pinnacle Studio 19 run properly on this processor? Will version 19 run fast using the capabilities of this very fast processor to produce wedding movies in 4K?

I think it will.

Anyway, difficult to say because PS19 was created many years before this CPU was built by Intel.

We already know that Pinnacle Studio 14 will run on Windows 10.
But will the PS14 run properly on the i9 11900 processor?

I doubt it will take advantage of the HD Graphics hardware acceleration of this CPU.

In Pinnacle Studio 14, you cannot turn on Intel Quick Sync Video, so you cannot use hardware acceleration.
I asked if the PS14 would run on an Intel Core i9 11900 processor at all.

Of course it will.