Dave McElderry wrote:

sidd finch wrote:Thanks Dave I updated the title

I was wondering about that...

Unfortunately, that use of storage space is the method of spring cleaning I usually deploy.

Dave McElderry wrote:Very cool stuff. If I found that beetle in the house I'd kill it, but in the video I felt sorry for it.

I felt the same way when I viewed it.

You're welcome.

Johnny wrote: I'm just a little paranoid about deleting things if I don't know exactly their use

If ever in doubt, save the file(s) to an external drive and see if anything is affected. You can always put them back where they were (if you note that before you cut them).

Any time.
If the preview files are needed, Premiere Elements will automatically create them.

RJ Johnston wrote:
Peru, could it have been DP Animation: http://www.animationsoftware7.com/

No, that wasn't it. I think it may have come with a DAK piece of software.

Have you tried installing older versions of the video driver?

Looking good.
I'm assuming that you will add some stabilization to some of the shots.

Nice.
The bird adds adds to the video rather than distracting from it.

It's nice to hear good news.
Congratulations, Cheryl.

Oh, the feet...

I can't remember the name of it, but years ago I had similar software. It was inexpensive and I used it twice.
I think I may have even posted it on this forum, but I haven't searched for it.

Hi Johnny, Your issue was supposed to be elevated to the next level. It could be that it is delayed because Adobe USA was on vacation last week. Give it a couple more days and respond to that thread: https://forums.adobe.com/message/10484811#10484811 You can PM Rajashree Bhattacharya directly in the...

The menu will only work on a DVD, not on a flash drive.
Or do you just want a graphic to show what it looks like? If so, do a screenshot of it and then import it into your project as you would any other photo.

That has a couple good examples of adding motion.
I keep forgetting about the vignette in Lumetri.

Here is another short, but good one (see 0:27):