However, enabling Background Render can slow down the Filmora video editor if your computer doesn’t have a lot of processing power. You can set up how long it takes for the automatic background rendering start by setting the amount of time. Under the Preview Render menu, you can enable the Background render option which will perform the rendering automatically after you add a new media file to the timeline. Simply click on the Preferences option in the File menu and once the Preferences window pops up on the screen head over to the Performance menu. You can set different render preview settings for each new project separately. Rendering all media files added to timeline will make the workflow smoother and faster. The red line is going to be displayed over all unrendered media files on the timeline.īesides clicking on the Render Preview button, you can also hit Enter button on your keyboard to start a new rendering session. Under its default settings, Filmora doesn’t automatically render all files you add to the timeline, so all video clips or visual effects you placed on the timeline after the rendering process is completed have to be rendered separately. Once the rendering process is completed, the red line displayed over the media files will turn teal. The rendering process will eliminate the lagging effect that commonly occurs when multiple visual effects are applied to the footage. Keep in mind that rendering process can take a while if you are working with a lot of different high-resolution files. The Render Progress bar will pop up on the screen, informing you about how much time remains until the rendering process is completed. Your computer will generate rendered versions of the files you placed on the timeline after you click on the Render Preview button that is located in the upper left corner of the Filmora’s timeline. After you add new media files to the Filmora’s timeline, a red line will appear over the portion of the timeline these media files occupy indicating that the footage hasn’t been rendered yet. The rendering process can be described as a process during which a computer processes information from a particular data source and creates a preview image that is displayed in the software’s preview window.
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Lagging can occur regardless of the video editing software you are using, but Filmora offers a quick way to fix this issue. The playback of high-resolution video files can lag sometimes if the computer used for editing those files doesn’t have enough processing power. Rendering Previews from Filmora’s Timeline This lesson of our Filmora tutorial is dedicated to the Render Button that will ensure the smooth playback of video files and visual effects, you add to the timeline.
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