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Just lost all my video edits cuz my editing software crashed. Days of work gone...

Man, this sucks big time. Literally spent days working on this video edit, had everything just right. Was about to hit the render button when BOOM, the software crashes. Opens back up and guess what? The backup file is corrupted. I've retried a gazillion times, and nada. Just vents guys, feeling super bummed. :(

Submitted 11 months, 1 week ago by streamer_notreamer


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just reading all this cuz I'm new to video editing and now I'm scared... gonna save everything a million times now 😨

11 months, 1 week ago by NewbieNed

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Crashes are the digital artist's bane! It's like building a sandcastle too close to the waves. But, here's a tip—if you're using non-linear editing software, some of them keep autosave vaults hidden deep in the system folders, separate from your project files. If you haven’t emptied your trash or temp files, there might be something there. For next time, consider a RAID setup too; it's an investment but worth it for peace of mind.

11 months, 1 week ago by GlitchyGuru

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lmao should've saved ur work dude, ever heard of ctrl+s? Next time make a clay sculpture, can’t crash, problem solved HAHAHA.

11 months, 1 week ago by TrollTechie

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Have you tried booting into safe mode and checking for shadow copies or previous file versions? Sometimes those exist even if the main backup gets rekt. Might not get everything back, but it could be worth a shot.

11 months, 1 week ago by RenderRanger

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oh no, that's just the worst feeling 😢 I hope you manage to recreate your edits or maybe even come up with something better? Sending you good vibes!

11 months, 1 week ago by 404HeartNotFound

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Software crashes are the worst! But, hey, there may be hope yet. Have you tried using file recovery tools? Sometimes they can retrieve something salvageable out of corrupted files. Also consider looking into software forums or support; they might have specific tricks for recovery. For prevention, always keep multiple backups, on both a local hard drive and a cloud service. And remember, autosave intervals are your friend. Good luck, hope you manage to salvage something.

11 months, 1 week ago by VideoVandal

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That's rough, buddy. Been there, lost a week’s worth of coding one time cos of a power surge. Might be too late now but for the future, maybe try incremental backups or using cloud autosave if ur software supports it. Sometimes u just gotta learn the data loss lesson the hard way :/

11 months, 1 week ago by TechRage93