The Clipchamp Video Editor app is a good video editor. However, some users have reported that the Clipchamp Video Editor app does not export video or audio, and in some cases, the exporting takes longer than it should. In this article, we will discuss this issue in detail and see what you need to do to fix this problem.
Why does Video Editor take so long to export?
Usually, a video editor will take time, depending on the capability of your computer. If your CPU and GPU are powerful, a Video Editor will take very little to export a video, but this time will increase for inferior internals. So, you need to know what kind of video you are trying to export and if your computer can handle it. If it can handle it, how long does it usually take to export a high-resolution video? Also, if you are trying to change the format of the video, then the export time will increase as Microsoft Video Editor saves the file in MP4 format.
If the video editor is taking too long, check if the app is exporting. If the exporting mechanism is not working, check the solutions mentioned in this article to resolve the issue.
Clipchamp Video Editor app not exporting video or audio in Windows 11
If the Clipchamp Video Editor is not exporting video or audio in Windows 11/10, here are some troubleshooting suggestions that are sure to help you.
- Restart the computer and try
- Check Export Settings
- Use MP4 Files
- Reset or Repair Clipchamp Video Editor
- Update Graphics Drivers.
Let us talk about them in detail.
1] Restart the computer and try
First of all, we need to try the basics of the solutions. Try rebooting your Operating System and then retry exporting the video. According to some users, the issue is nothing but a glitch, and just restarting the system worked like a charm. Hopefully, this will do the job for you.
2] Change Export Settings
You should try changing export settings and see if that works. For some users, disabling Hardware Acceleration worked, whereas for others, changing the resolutions did the job. So, try turning off hardware acceleration encoding, and if that doesn’t work, then, unfortunately, you need to lower the resolution.
3] Use MP4 Files
If you were using a format other than MP4 (especially .MOV), then this solution is for you. We are presuming that the Video Editor on your system is unable to convert multiple .mov files into .mp4. What you should do is export each file in the .MP4 format, and when all the files you need to use are in the recommended format, then start editing. This has worked for many and would certainly work for you.
4] Reset or Repair Clipchamp Video Editor
If the app is misconfigured or corrupted, you should reset or repair it. Follow the prescribed steps to do so.
- Open Settings.
- Go to Apps > Apps & Features.
- Look for Microsoft Clipchamp.
- For Windows 11: Click on the three vertical dots and select Advanced Options.
- For Windows 10: Click on the app and select Advanced Options.
- Click on the Repair button.
If that doesn’t work, try clicking the Reset button. Hopefully, this will do the job.
5] Update Graphics Drivers
If your Graphics Drivers are outdated, because of incompatibility, export won’t work. We are going to update the Display Drivers and see if that works. There are various methods to do the same. They are.
- Check Optional Updates from Windows Settings.
- Go to the manufacturer’s website and download the latest version of your Graphics driver.
Hopefully, this will do the job for you.
How do I export a video from Clipchamp Video Editor?
To export a video in Clip Video Editor, follow these steps:
- After editing it, click on Finish video.
- Press the Export drop-down
- Then, select the Video quality and click Export.
- Now, you will be asked to select a location where you want to store the file and name it. Do that and click Export.
Your file will be exported.
Clipchamp Video Editor is not the only app on the market, there are some good free Video Editor that you should download. You can also try some portable Video Editor.
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