Reading your clip takes a few minutes
Why "Reading your clip." can take a few minutes on a long stretch, why you do not need to wait on the page, and how to make it quicker.
After you press Revise, the panel Your film first says "Reading your clip." Optic reads the whole stretch you chose — every second of it, with your words, pictures and focuses — before it makes anything. On a short stretch that is quick. On a long stretch, or with many changes, it can take a few minutes.
While it reads
- You do not need to keep the page open. The reading and the making happen on ROUTIX's side; close the page, and your film is waiting in Studio and in History when you come back.
- The price does not move while it reads: what was held when you pressed Revise is the price.
- Until the making starts, Stop is beside the progress if you change your mind.
Make it quicker
- Choose only the seconds you need. A shorter stretch reads faster and costs less to make.
- Ask for the changes you need — fewer, clearer changes read faster.
If the page says "Studio could not be reached"
The page lost its answer for a moment; your film is not affected by it. See "Studio could not be reached".