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SANDEEP SAHAJPAL
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Thanks LADY for acknowledging that my comment helped ... I will also tend to agree with ANONYMOUS that a paid service should work faster and better ... Yes, on the face of it, the project seems working slower, but I have worked in my videos with professional platforms as well (see my other projects on YouTobe besides the ones done on Spark), and I can vouch that those platforms are not as fast either, considering that you get tailor made music to chose from without worrying about 'Copyright Issues’there are many generous people out there not thinking about money for their music back-ups) … Net-net I spent fraction of the time in preparing the last 6 videos of Quotes (one day flat) as compared to 7 days in the previous 5 videos on Trekking (as available time slots were on the professionals’ mercy) ... Best part is that you do not have to step out, no appointments seeking, no commuting time, no waiting, etc. etc. ... My take is that normally we seek free stuff, and if we get a decent one, we tend to become far too objective! Pun intended, please!! One thing I am pretty sure about, I will be a 'paid' client of Adobe Spart very soon, as lots of possibilities are coming to my mind, things that I can do with Spark (I am a user, and I am not paid for advocating about the product) ... While Spark is giving 'wings to my thoughts', it is equally important to 'rein in expectations' for those important thoughts you have been nurturing ... Lastly, I am okay with the speed it offers for a 25 slide project and do not mind SparkAdobe on my slides for now ... They Deserve It!!
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I faced problems of "Auto Save" in Adobe Spark last Friday, 22 June ... After spending 6 hours I searched for the solutions and came to this message board, and found very many unhappy people commenting ... I questioned to myself that company of Adobe repute would not put a suboptimal product out there ... I took to twitter chat, and got immediate redressal ... However, before I could get a final verdict after a few chats with them, I could figure it out myself ... The project has to be fed slowly, one slide at a time, and give sufficiend time for the next one to be uploaded, upload next slide only once the previous one has been ingested (saved) by the 'Spark Systems', only then proceed further, in the meanwhile you keep doing something else or prepare next slides ... I could do 6 videos in a day, uploaded them on 23 June and went for a holiday for 3 days on 24 June ... Do not believe me? Check YouTube.com under Sandeep Sahajpal ... Happy Videoing!!
The clue is that you start work again only after the ‘saving’ goes off. I also forget it time and again and lose some work in the process each time I forget, but I suppose, for privacy and integrity of data, they have designed it in a way that ‘saving’ has to stop before adding new work.
A suggestion for Adobe-Spark team .... Why can you not leave the ‘saving’ in the hands of the user and prompt them to save instead of Spark doing Autosave with each small change!? Just a view!!