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CapCut Cannot Install on Older or Unsupported Devices – How to Fix It
If you’ve tried installing CapCut on your smartphone or tablet but received an error like “Device not supported” or the app fails to download, you’re not alone. Many users with older phones or certain Android/iOS versions encounter this issue. The good news is, there are practical ways to work around it — without buying a
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CapCut Motion Tracking Not Working? Full Breakthrough Guide (PC & Phone)
How to Fix Motion Tracking Issues + Make It Work Smoothly Motion tracking is one of the most powerful features in CapCut. It lets you attach text, stickers, arrows, emojis, objects, and effects to a moving subject so they follow perfectly across the video. But for many users, motion tracking becomes a nightmare because of:
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How to Fix “CapCut Can’t Render / Export Video” Error on PC (100% Working Solutions)
The “CapCut Can’t Render Video” or “Export Failed” error is one of the most common issues users face while editing on CapCut for PC. You finish your edit, click Export, and suddenly the export freezes, fails at 0%, or shows an error message like: This usually happens due to GPU issues, corrupted cache, unsupported codecs,
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CapCut Not Detecting GPU on PC”
any PC users report that CapCut refuses to detect their NVIDIA / AMD / Intel ARC GPU and instead uses CPU-only rendering, which results in slow editing, laggy previews, and extremely long export times. This issue is usually caused by driver conflicts, Windows settings, or CapCut’s internal hardware acceleration bug. Why CapCut Doesn’t Detect the
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CapCut Audio Out of Sync After Export
Audio drifting out of sync after export is one of the most frustrating CapCut issues—especially when the timeline preview looks perfectly aligned. This usually happens due to encoding delays, incorrect project settings, or hardware-related lag during rendering. Why This Happens Common technical reasons include: Technical Fixes 1. Convert Videos to Constant Frame Rate (CFR) Before
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