I switched over...

I switched over to DaVinci Resolve a while back and absolutely love it.

There's also AVID and Lightworks as options, both having been used in Hollywood for decades.

Hitfilm is kind of a PP clone, as least GUI-wise. I don't know about the underlying code and how well it works.

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Well, I want a professional video editing software... that actually works.

I'm going to give Adobe a chance, here, by rolling back every software I use to its 2018 version.

But on a subscription, I should have to do that. NOBODY should have to do that.

I don't know why they're ruining their software and blaming it on people's computers, or blaming it on Windows, or Microsoft, or Mac, etc.

Adobe has nobody to blame but themselves for this 2019 absolute dumpster fire of software "updates".

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I want a professional video editing software... that actually works.

We all do, Jeffery. If you find that one option isn't working, you may need to try another.

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Reasonable advice.

However, I'm using Adobe Creative Cloud as a subscription, so they need to actually provide me with what I paid for: software that works.

Anything less than fully functional software from Adobe is a scam.

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