On the bottom left click "scan for issues" button. STEP 3: Open CCleaner and from the left hand side of the menu panel click on the registry icon. On the left panel of REGEDIT notice the HKEY folders, To do that click on FILE in the upper left corner, click export, name the export, something like registrybackupDATE works for me and save in documents folder Make a backup of the registry first in case you change something unintentional so you can recover.
STEP 2: In Windows 10 open the search bar and type in regedit and open it.ĭo the following to remove references to AVID from the registry. STEP 1: The first thing you will need to do is once again uninstall everything, Avid Content, Avid Plug-ins, and Avid Studio. This is a freeware program unless you want more bells and whistles. If you do not have the CCleaner program download it directly from Piriform at, do not download from other sites. My Computer is a Dell M6500 I7 laptop with Windows 10 64bit. Having said this, here is the solution I applied that worked for me. I still use AVID Studio as it meets my needs and I really don't have a need for or the money for Pinnacle Studio 19. First of all you have to know that AVID sold AVID Studio to Corel years ago. OK, I had the same problem so went looking on the internet for a solution.
Windows 7 Professional (Service Pack 1 only).Windows 8.1 Professional and Enterprise.Media Composer | Software requires a 64-bit Windows operating systems.See Feature Performance page for more info.Memory: 8GB minimum, 16GB (or more) recommended.Computer: Avid-qualified Windows-based computer.System requirements for MC 8, the current release include: Their fora URLs begin at:ģ) Some interesting product history is in this thread:Ĥ) Avid's solution is don't use windows 10 for its current NLE at least for the present. NB windows 10 did not exist when the document was written.Ģ) Avid Studio is under the Pinnacle unbrella. See Equipment Requirements beginning p.ix.
Pinnacle Studio has always been an intuitive video editor with features that can make it easy for video enthusiasts to learn the ropes in projects, but with Macs still favored by creatives, it may be high time to see the suite available on other platforms, and the ARM architecture sooner rather than later.1) A copy of the Avid Studio manual can be found here:
However, there’s no Mac version of Pinnacle anywhere to be seen (on either M1 Macs or older Intel-based Macs), and the iOS version is seemingly abandoned, as the latest update is still showcasing iOS 10 support. With Adobe already achieving M1 native support on most of the Creative Cloud Suite, it’s also working on Windows ARM compatibility, and already has Lightroom available for it, with more on the way. With Apple all in on ARM with its M1 chip, which powers its latest Macs and MacBooks, and Microsoft in heavy testing with Windows 10 and Windows 11 on the same architecture, customers are going to want their favored software to work on these machines sooner rather than later. However, with Pinnacle Studio only available for Windows machines running a 64-bit CPU, the increasing prevalence of ARM-based laptops may mean that it’s time for Corel to look toward making the software available on more machines.