AffinityFan2k19

That kind of issue is usually either an issue with your GPU driver, or less frequently with its support for OpenCL (if you have Hardware Acceleration (OpenCL) enabled in your application Settings/Preferences),

Hey @AffinityFan2k19,
Debugging your provided crash reports reveals RTSSHooks64.dll as the fault, which is a component of Rivatuner Statistics Server, a program which has compatibility issues with Affinity and causes the app to crash (Info below). I'd suggest keeping this app closed, make sure it's not running in the background and then try starting the apps again.
 

You're right, I was a bit miffed at what someone said about the program a few pages back:
"Installed and removed this piece of c**p after 20 minutes.  Could have been shorter if it was able to just change my brush in less then 5 minutes...
Hope I can go back to previous version."
Yeah, people should be thankful that there's an actual full purchasable program, and not your typical over-priced rent-ware that has taken over 3/2/D art world, so when I read his post it kind of set me off a bit, ironically, I toned my post down from the original! But yeah, I should have been more diplomatic in my presentation, especially being a n00b to the forum, I'll edit my post!
And yes, constructive criticism does help a product/people get better, but flying off the handle when you encounter a bug and uninstalling the prog before it's fixed/issue addressed doesn't help either...
  Yeah as mentioned before I should have waited a bit before posting, I'll rein in my future posts!

You're right, I was a bit miffed at what someone said about the program a few pages back:
"Installed and removed this piece of c**p after 20 minutes.  Could have been shorter if it was able to just change my brush in less then 5 minutes...
Hope I can go back to previous version."
Yeah, people should be thankful that there's an actual full purchasable program, and not your typical over-priced rent-ware that has taken over 3/2/D art world, so when I read his post it kind of set me off a bit, ironically, I toned my post down from the original! But yeah, I should have been more diplomatic in my presentation, especially being a n00b to the forum, I'll edit my post!
And yes, constructive criticism does help a product/people get better, but flying off the handle when you encounter a bug and uninstalling the prog before it's fixed/issue addressed doesn't help either...
  Yeah as mentioned before I should have waited a bit before posting, I'll rein in my future posts!

Thanks for this, and not defaulting to a wretched subscription-based model, unlike the excremental adobe rentware!

From over 200 videos down to 64!? That sucks...
BTW, you can only access the old videos if you downloaded them prior to the now, truncated video library...

Thanks for this, and not defaulting to a wretched subscription-based model, unlike the excremental adobe rentware!