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OK, the video you sent me was apparently taken from the timeline in full screen mode, which is something I had not tried. I have only been viewing it in the preview pane, which is what I would use if I were actually editing the project. When I play it in full screen mode, the problem goes away. When I escape back to normal mode and the playback goes back to the preview pane, the problem comes back. I assume that the playback looks ok on your system when played in the preview pane. I have a laptop I can try it on, but it is not as powerful as the desktop I have been using, and I would not want to use it for actual editing. ogbuggs, you reported the same problem. What kind of video board do you have? The fact that the exported file does not have the problem when imported back into the program suggests that there is a subtle difference in the encoding. I might be able to adjust the parameters on Debut, but I would have to experiment. The exported file is 17K larger than the original clip, so there must be some difference.

Borate, I sent a link via DM. I downloaded and installed the link you provided, but it did not solve the problem. The problem happens in the clip preview and also the timeline. I exported the project with no modifications as a mp4 file. The resulting exported file looks fine, no problem. Furthermore, when I imported the output file back into the project as a clip, there was no problem. It looks fine. Even though I already have three other video editing programs (not including the ones that came with Windows), I decided to purchase VideoPad because I thought it would be compatible with NCH Debut, which I am using to create the clips. I am disappointed to see that is not the case. After testing several video formats, I selected mp4 because it maintains a good quality image, while keeping a relatively small file size. I hope someone can figure this out. My system specs: Dell XPS 8700 Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.40 GHz Installed RAM 24.0 GB 214 GB free space on the c:\ drive AMD Radeon 7500 series PCIe board One thing I just noticed, if it helps. I said there are two superimposed images, one of them stretched vertically. The normal sized image is green, and the stretched image is purple.

I just purchased and installed VideoPad Professional 11.7. I am working with .mp4 clips created by NCH Debut and encoded with H264 at 1600x900. All of these clips display correctly in every other app I have used. But when imported into VideoPad, most of them display in shades of green and purple. They also appear to be superimposed with the same image, but stretched vertically. Very short clips of less than about 1 minute do not have the problem, but anything longer does. If the cursor is advanced through the clip, sometimes the display will become correct. There seems to be no problem with the audio. I specifically chose VideoPad because I thought it would be the most compatible with NCH Debut. Now I am doubting my choice. Has anyone seen this problem? Anyone have an Idea?