Why does audio sound worse after I add it?
First decide whether the difference is in the source recording, the timeline mix or the finished movie. Listen to the source by itself, then compare it with narration and background music in the project. Avoid judging quality while several tracks are competing. The multiple-audio guide explains track roles, and the volume guide covers deliberate level changes.
Why is camera video missing or broken?
Separate the connection problem from the editing problem. Confirm that the camera is in its playback mode, that the computer recognizes the connection and that storage space is available. Then test a short section before committing to a long transfer. Follow the video-input walkthrough and the quality checklist.
Why does saving stop with an unspecified error?
A project can preview correctly yet fail when every clip, effect and audio segment must be processed into one file. Save a new project version, confirm that source items still open, simplify the most recently changed section and test a short range. Distinguish saving the editable project from creating the finished movie.
How can I add a custom directed-by title?
Use a closing title rather than trying to place text into a source clip. Keep wording brief, allow enough time to read it, and preview the transition into and out of the card. The titles guide covers opening, overlay and closing placements.
What about extra effects?
Start with the effects already understood by the project and ask what visual problem needs solving. Extra complexity can obscure a simple cut and make old projects harder to reopen. The effects guide and transitions guide emphasize restraint, previewing and reversible choices.
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