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Fellow GoPro user here, if you don't mind... if you find a stable solution...please reply and share.  Thank you.
Hi 2dguy, I haven't found an easy way to do this yet.
The 2nd link provided by the moderator suggests to use the low-res LRV files to do all editing, then switch with the full-res files just before producing (rendering) the final product. I guess this could work but I don't think it's ideal.
I have a feeling that PowerDirector keeps its own database on the shadow files it creates and without me accessing this data it will never know that I already have low-res files it can use.
It would be so useful if PowerDirector would just recognise LRV files and use them, it would save me at least an hour.
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Is there any way to use GoPro's LRV files as Shadow files in PowerDirector?
I got this idea reading about DaVinci Resolve. So the GoPro automatically generates low res shadow files, called LRV files. They're just small MP4 files. I renamed them to match how PowerDirector names its shadow files and put them in the ShadowEditFiles folder, then added my media to a new project.
But it didn't work, PowerDirector still made its own shadow files (with exactly the same names) and overwrote the ones I placed.
So the theory is, PowerDirector will already have the shadow files without needing to render them, saving me hours. Is there a way to do this? Or if CyberLink's reading this, could you add this feature somehow? Thanks.
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