Limiting simultaneous calculations of effects

[NikVladi]

Is it possible to limit the number of calculated effects at the same time? For example, I apply stabilization effect to all my 500 clips in 10 projects in one production, but the computer will go crazy due to lack of resources. If I could limit the number of effects that are calculated simultaneously, for example, five, I could go to bed, and in the morning all the effects would be calculated sequentially one by one. I wouldn't have to constantly monitor the process of applying effects to my clips.

[Ann Bens]

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Why not apply WS as you go along.

Most of the time you will get away with the default setting. But there will be clips that need adjusting.

[NikVladi]

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When your project is for two hours of output video from five hours of material, for efficiency and in order not to go crazy, your editing process should have a clear structure of consistent homogeneous actions proven by experience. One of the elements of my editing structure is software stabilization. I do this at the very end of editing because then my proxies stop working if I do not disable the effects that break the proxies. And there is no need for me to be near the computer to consistently apply these effects. I can make the exact settings later. I will save my time on controlling the process, which in general is not needed if they do what I described above.