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I'm in agreement. 3.2 keeps crashing and I'm getting nowhere fast. Does anyone know how to go back to 2.4 without losing a current project? I'm a total novice, but am almost at the end of editing a longish movie and just want to finish it.

What I did was save my project, uninstall the program and re-installed it (V3) using the .exe file. This was after asking for techical support, and it worked.

I have been working on my project, which is quite a long movie, and was prompted to download V 3.02. It now keeps crashing. Can I go back to a previous version? I'm trying to delete unwanted tracks from the timeline, and each time I re-launch I find that the version that appears is from before I did all the work. I've wasted hours! Help!

That is exactly what I do. My problem is that I have already imported all my clips, and need to sort out their order before loading them into the clip preview window. I only bought Videopad recently, so don't know whether I can go back to V2. So far the only way I have found to do it is by going back to the files in the PC folder to check their number. I have the clips in thumbnail view in the media list window, but it is still hard to identify the order - their file numbers do not seem to be in any sequence. I just have to slog it out!

I'm quite new to Videopad, but find it quite intuitive (V3). But my video clips imported into the left-hand window seem to be in quite haphazard order, so I have difficulty finding each one in turn to add to the clip preview window for editing. I am trying to make a movie from clips taken on holiday, and there are a lot of them. I have to keep going back to the folder that they were originally uploaded to from my camcorder, where they are in order. Does anyone know a way round this?