Microsoft forces Clipchamp users to save video projects in OneDrive, ending local editing and creating subscription pressure for Windows 11 users.

Previously, users could save project files locally on their PCs. Going forward, you'll have to sync to OneDrive if you want to keep using it for free.

Microsoft today announced that it acquired Clipchamp, an in-browser video creation startup founded in Brisbane, Australia. While the terms of the deal weren't disclosed, Chris Pratley, CVP of ...

I don't get why people bother with free video editors other than Davinci Resolve. What's the point of sub-par crap when you can just get an actually professional NLE ...

Microsoft has announced that a pre-installed Windows 11 video editor is on the way. The Clipchamp app is already available on the Microsoft Store. However, it will soon be an inbox app, meaning it's ...

The latest Windows 11 Insider Preview build includes a new Microsoft Family app that lets users set parental controls and track their children’s activities, an updated Print Queue design, and a ...

In the latest Insider build of Windows 11, Microsoft rolled out Clipchamp as the operating system's video editor. The tool is now an inbox app, meaning it will come preinstalled on PCs. Not everyone ...

Coming in hot on the heels of a freshly updated Photos app in Windows 10, which has sparked discussion about its merit among users, Microsoft seems intent on stoking the fire. The new Photos app is ...

Microsoft Clipchamp now requires OneDrive to edit videos on Windows 11. Local projects no longer work, forcing users into ...