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1. Re: clip hijack problem
Mark Mapes May 16, 2014 8:08 AM (in response to robirdman1)If I understand correctly, you already determined that the AppData folder is hidden, and I presume you set Windows' Folder Options to Show Hidden Files/Folders/Drives. If that's the case, did you clear the cache files, and did it help? Or was it too late to even test that because you had worked around the problem by "merg[ing] the clips into one movie there, open[ing] in PP, ... cut[ting] out the unwanted parts and finish[ing] the movie as I intended."
To put it another way, do you still have a problem that you need help resolving?
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2. Re: clip hijack problem
robirdman1 May 16, 2014 8:35 AM (in response to Mark Mapes)I had posted the question and then found the folder so edited the post but didn't delete it, before further testing. Now I deleted the cache folders and tried again to put together a video of a
Great Gray Owl. When I went to trim the first clip and pulled back the end, another image appeared, so the problem was not solved. It seems that I will have to first combine all the clips - in this case 13 and 35 minutes in Nikon's movie maker before I can properly edit in PP. Very inefficient method. What a dumb, but very expensive program.


