VideoManA

Thanks, but what I'm learning from this is what I suspected. It's way too much work to use this software. I can find alternatives that do what I'm after without all the time wasted working around software oddities. I'll make up the cost just in time alone.

Borate, Hey. As for the export, that's what I'm already doing. One by one, which is why I want to be able to do it without having to go one by one. You did clarify for me that the sequences can be dragged onto the timeline. What I can't understand is whether or not that helps with exporting individual videos for each sequence...is that what you're saying?

Thanks, but I believe that's not at all what I'm after. I want to rearrange the sequences, but the methods you're suggesting, if I'm understanding this, are to pull out and add back in clips to the sequences or to rename the sequences so they go in some order, both of which are unnecessarily hard and time consuming. I'm also having another issue whereby I can't seem to export multiple sequences as separate video files. In the end, this is what I'm trying to do. I'm putting together a digital tutorial. It has various videos that represent sections of the lecture. They're not to be one long video, but broken out. Each has its own video and audio files. I put them in VideoPad, add them to the library and place them into separate sequences named after the main lecture points. Then, I want to be able to export each as a separate video file. I can't think of how else to get this done in this software, so it's very possible that either I don't understand VideoPad well enough or it can't be done.

How does one reorder sequences? My reaction was to simply drag them to re-arrange them, but it doesn't work. Is this possible and, if not, is there a workaround or at least plans to put this feature in?