It's using the program often that helps. Then you try different things and see how it goes. I have the ''serious'' video work (corporate, event), and then I'll have a personal project or two where I can ''let my hair down'' and see how far my imagination and PS can go. 

Screen shot below gives you all the info. It shows as 29.97 in Pinnacle and MediaInfo.

Curious... the Air 2 drone is on my ''list'' when I get some free money. What resolution are you shooting in? This VIDEO  was shot with a Mavic Mini at this resolution 2.7 K: 2720×1530 30p. My friend wanted to know if PS23 could work with it. The exported video (after some color correcting) is in 4K.  

I agree... sometimes things are better when they are simpler. But then they also limit us. This change in the way transitions are now used compared to past versions of PS (PS21 and before) was just fine for me. This ''new'' way allows more control in editing the transitions. It took some getting used to. It was confusing for many at first, so ...

Sorry, this isn't S14 so do not expect things to work the same. It's like been over 9 years and a lot has changed. You have to adapt to the way PS23 edits I really can't tell you about scene detection since I've never used it. Someone else would have to comment on that. As for your continuous clip.... you will have to trim more on both sides ...

Can you record in MP4 instead of MOV?

sbc350:Sorry, I meant pinnacle studio, not video studio.   Here is one clip:  https://www.dropbox.com/s/2gyefesrqanpojr/DJI_0250.MOV?dl=0  Shows 29fps on pinnacle and 29.97 in windows and plays badly in pinnacle.  I downloaded the file. In Pinnacle, Display info does say 29fps, but if you look at the Timeline ...

Looking at your project files... specifically the mpg project.... it's really one continuous clip that you cut into two? Did you ''join'' two clips into one?  If I delete the second ''clip'' after the transition, I can extend the ''first'' clip to the right and it will be the ''first'' clip and ''second'' clip. You have to trim the ''first ...

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Uninstall it using Windows. If you want to save your projects (content... do you mean videos?), just back up where your projects are stored. I store never on the C: drive, but use another drive to store everything that is listed in Setup>Control Panel>Storage Locations. You can see where your project files are stored. Copy them to a ...