There could be several reasons why InShot might fail to convert a video. Some possible causes include:
- The video file is damaged or corrupted.
- The video file is in a format that InShot doesn’t support. InShot supports a wide range of video formats, but it may not be able to convert specific rare or proprietary formats.
- The video file is too large or has a high resolution. InShot may not be able to convert very large or high-resolution videos due to limitations on its processing power or available memory.
- There needs to be more storage space on your device. InShot needs sufficient storage space to convert and save the edited video, so if your device is running low on space, it may need more space to complete the conversion.
- There is a problem with the InShot app or your device. Sometimes, a bug or other issue with InShot or your device could cause the conversion process to fail.
If InShot fails to convert a video, try a different video file or try using a separate app or tool to convert the video. You can also try restarting the app and your device and clearing the cache on InShot to see if that helps.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.