| Feature | Filmora 8.7.1.4 (x64) | Filmora 13 (Modern) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Pricing Model | One-time purchase (Legacy) | Subscription / Annual Plan | | Effect Count | 1300+ (Local) | Unlimited (Cloud dependent) | | AI Tools | None | AI Copywriting, AI Image Generator | | Hardware Load | Lightweight | Heavy (Requires modern GPU) | | Internet Required | No (Offline use) | Yes (Periodic check-in) | | Stability | Excellent on older PCs | Best on high-end gaming rigs |
While stable in its time, Filmora 8.7.1.4 is now considered legacy software. It lacks modern features found in Filmora 12/13, such as:
From the classic "Cross Dissolve" to dynamic "Cube Rotate" and "Page Peel," the transition library rivals paid transition packs. The "Shatter" and "Glass" transitions were fan favorites in this specific build. Wondershare Filmora 8.7.1.4 -x64- 1300 Effect...
A standout feature of this generation is "Audio Separation." With one click, you can detach audio from a video clip to edit it independently. Furthermore, the Keyframing tool allows you to animate position, scale, rotation, and opacity across time.
Running on a 2016-era mid-range PC (Intel i5-6400, 8GB RAM, GTX 950), this version was remarkably stable: | Feature | Filmora 8
| Task | Performance | |------|-------------| | 1080p H.264 timeline | Smooth scrubbing at full res | | 4K H.265 import | Proxy generation required (~15 secs) | | Rendering (5-min 1080p, with 10 effects) | ~2 min 40 sec (Intel Quick Sync ON) | | Memory usage | Peaked at 2.1GB (leaves headroom) |
Crashes were rare unless using 3rd-party OFX plugins (which were never fully supported). Notably, this version lacks auto-save recovery – a major missing feature compared to v9+. ✅ Great for:
This version still has:
✅ Great for:
Use the "Business" title pack for clean lower thirds. Apply the "Flat Pack" transitions (slide, wipe). Use the built-in "Audio Equalizer" visualizer effect for podcast clips.