Open Shotcut, click 'File' > 'New' to start a fresh project and set your desired video resolution and frame rate from the project properties.

Yes, Shotcut supports numerous formats including MP4, MOV, AVI, and others. Use 'Open File' or drag media into the timeline to import.

Select your clip, then navigate to 'Filters' panel, click '+' to add effects like color correction, transitions, or other visual adjustments.

Go to 'Export', choose your preset or customize settings, ensure the resolution is set to 8K, then click 'Export File' to render your video.

Yes, Shotcut allows you to work with multiple video and audio tracks, enabling complex editing with layers and overlays.

Absolutely. You can import audio tracks, apply filters, and synchronize sound with video using the dedicated audio editing features.

Shotcut is free and open source. By purchasing through the Microsoft Store, you support developers, but there is no subscription fee—just a one-time purchase if desired.

Yes, a one-week free trial is available via the Microsoft Store so you can test Shotcut on your computer before deciding to buy.

If installed from the Microsoft Store, updates are automatic. You can check for updates via the Store or enable auto-updates in your device settings.

Try updating your graphics drivers, ensure your system meets hardware requirements, and consider reinstalling the app. Report persistent issues through the official support channels.