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Filmora forced me into an upgrade, to Filmora X, which, like the omnipotent computer, Hal, in Kubrik's prophetic "2001, A Space Odyssey," the computer software is telling me what to do, instead of vice versa. In the process, it erased all my uploads, and I had to reshoot the majority of the little video I was trying to piece together. In a serene voice, Hal tells the astronaut, who is
fighting for survival, "Sorry, Dave, I cannot do that." But hey, no worries, right???

https://youtu.be/HmoK28u5CgE

The time elapse says the product is over ten minutes long. That is more Filmora X making life difficult. It is only four minutes of drivel, not ten.

You have over 4 minutes of video followed by about 6 minutes of blank screen.

As to the above: "The time elapse says the product is over ten minutes long. That is more Filmora X making life difficult. It is only four minutes of drivel, not ten" Filmora X is not being user friendly. And if you weren't being punished enough, here's another one:

https://youtu.be/MIajG3nxTGk

I thought youtube had the facility to edit vids

I did do vids on youtube for about a year, and then they posted a notification that they were "no longer supporting that platform,"whatever that meant, so I purchased a video editor called Filmora Wondershare, and every year or so, they upgrade it, which means more money and more bells and whistles. While I appreciate there are many who enjoy bells and whistles, the DCC crowd in the front of the line in that score, I am typically looking at how to simplify what I can.

Take a look at AVS4YOU. A complete suite of video and audio editors, convertors etc. Used it for all my video editing though I still prefer Audacity (free) for audio editing.