I debugged this buy simultaneously running iTunes, a VLC movie, and a YouTube video playig through Firefox, with audio all playing (quite an audio-jumbled mess!). The last bug I encountered is that the app kills all of the audio on my iMac, but intermittently. Moving clips around gets both audio and video unsynchronized quickly. I think the app should be smart enough to stop me from making such self-infliced errors. Choose the wrong frame rate, and you get garbage out. It’s pretty clear that the app counts frames, not time, when it exports. Otherwise, the app will let you export at the wrong frame rate. I figured out on my own that if I exported at the same frame rate as the source, I got my desired result. Again, the resulting video was anything like what the app showed. I had another instance where I had a video recorded at 24 fps, but tried to export it at 30 fps. I had another instance where the program crashed, I restarted, it asked if I would like to load an auto-saved backup, I replied affirmatively, it looked like the video was restored, but when I exported it, the video was anything but what the app showed! This same jumbled video-audio occurred once after I moved a few clips around in the timeline. It is as if the audio was uncut while the video was.
The main issue I have encountered is after making cuts and rearranging clips, the audio track gets completely out of whack with the video.
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I bought MovieMatorPro just to do some simple edits on some simple home movie videos.
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